Sentence examples similar to a time-honored design from inspiring English sources

Manufacturing representatives said that tradition-conscious hockey players would probably be reluctant to wear any new helmet that departed radically from time-honored designs.

Firing the CEO is a time-honored step designed to improve the performance of a slumping company.

Installing decorative elements in a garden can be tricky, but objects like birdbaths, sundials and fountains — especially of the mossy antique variety — have a time-honored place in landscape design and can give a new garden a dignified air.

Following a time-honored tradition, Ryan has used his post to champion annual budget blueprints designed to highlight policy differences between the two major parties on taxation and spending.

By design, a policy book is, together with the biographical video, part of a time-honored and carefully choreographed campaign strategy to define a candidate and increase one's name recognition among likely voters.

It is a time-honored one, too.

It was a time-honored reaction.

"It's a time-honored practice," Mr. McCain said.

Self-defense is a time-honored concept in common law.

Cutting taxes is a time-honored strategy for stimulating growth.

They also belong to a time-honored theatrical tradition.