Sentence examples for a return to tradition from inspiring English sources

In a sense, the new courts represent a return to tradition.

It is also a return to tradition in a sport that venerates its rituals and history.

To us, this year promises to be a cathartic trip down memory lane and, maybe, a return to tradition, and sanity.

In some ways, expanding private investment in such projects is a return to tradition, said Mr. Orski, a transportation official under PresidentsRichard M. NixonandGerald R. Ford.

PAGE A14 A Throwback Rose Bowl Today's matchup of Michigan and U.S.C. in the Rose Bowl is a return to tradition.

It offers a really timely riposte to the views of the right that what is needed is a return to tradition and asks big questions about the purpose of education.

They are a show of strength, a glamorised return to tradition, and a celebration of social conservatism.

"There is a definite return to tradition," she said.

As Harris writes, her book is about "art and place" and tells the story of a "passionate, exuberant return to tradition".

"It's about the question: What have I amounted to?" Return to Tradition After a tumultuous autumn, the O'Neill Theater Conference, the most prestigious of the six programs run by the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center in Waterford, Conn., is restoring a vital piece of its almost four-decade history: the tradition of considering unsolicited plays for its annual four-week workshop.

"Some chose to return to tradition after feeling a void in the heart," he said.