Sentence examples for a time-honored theme from inspiring English sources

Walnuts are a time-honored theme in Georgian cuisine, and this recipe calls for grinding them together with herbs and spices into a savory paste.

This is a poignant and time-honored theme -- remember Salieri in "Amadeus" -- and in its contemporary idiom here it can't help but strike home.

Three new books for children explore this time-honored theme: "Almost Home," by Joan Bauer Buddydy," by M. H. Herlong; and "The Dogs of Winter," by Bobbie Pyron.

Yet time-honored themes, grand and homely, are at work.

The poems gravitate toward the time-honored themes set down by Yeats: "sex and the dead".

These numbers are a time-honored touchy subject among homeowners.

Castiglioni's "Quickly: Theme and Variations for 23 Instruments" (1994) uses a time-honored form in brilliant, original ways.

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.