Sentence examples for a sort of tradition from inspiring English sources

In others, France above all, there's a sort of tradition among the producers, it is part of a grand crafts tradition.

Maybe it's even become a sort of tradition for you, getting together with dear ones for cilantro.

Nuhr, a dance instructor, said the Pride was a sort of tradition, as her parents had taken her to the parade as a kid.

I did my first exhibition with those portraits, and I started a sort of tradition of always including live music at my openings.

There's a sort of tradition of low and highbrow humor living together, and we definitely sit right in the middle of that," she says.

It has become a sort of tradition at this point in articles about climate change to assert that there is widespread scientific consensus that the earth is warming, that man-made carbon pollution is the cause of this warming, and that to say otherwise is silly.

If you're spending your life doing cancer research, that becomes pointless, or if you're interested in sustaining any sort of tradition, that goes out the window.

The curfew, in their telling, was a sort of oral tradition.

Mining the history of his own bad behavior, Dan Fante continues a sort of family tradition.

Nicole Lombino, 11, of Bay Terrace, on Staten Island, was taking the exam only to maintain a sort of family tradition.

Here, as part of a sort of annual tradition, are the best quotes from the year in technology, ranked by how much I liked them and how much they mattered.