Sentence examples for a time-worn tradition from inspiring English sources

The incumbents, Punjabi army officers on secondment to the FC, in fact drink Sprite with their curried dinner yet their conversation is in a time-worn tradition.

Yes, it is a time-worn tradition to freak out after Game 1 of any playoff series, with orthopedists lining up to treat all of the sprained knee-jerk muscles, but this time it's so egregious, perhaps surgeons should be on standby.

It's a time-worn tradition The message, says Spool, is to have a laugh at our expense: "A few years ago, Dis magazine specialised in putting commercial, everyday objects into shoots with a fashion context" – things like Crocs, or medical equipment – "and before long, people were wearing them on the Lower East Side and Orchard Street," she says.

This type of despicable behavior is part and parcel of a time-worn tradition of Slut-Shaming.

Even so, revelers streamed into Times Square for the time-worn tradition.

Predictably, Manning dodged any discussion about his place in N.F.L. history, sticking to his time-worn tradition of focusing exclusively on the task directly in front of him.

Picking a great dance partner is far more important than insisting on the minuet or some other time-worn tradition while the tango is pulsing in the background.

"PAINTING the tape" is a time-worn, if disreputable, Wall Street tradition.

But the research also found that while Nipper and RCA stood for a tradition of making good, reliable products, consumers also saw the time-worn logo as a symbol of a stodgy company, Mr. Mehrotra said.

As public schools, Bronxville and Ridgewood cannot mandate attire but, said John Lorenz, the Ridgewood principal, "it has become a time-honored tradition, and we've never had a conversation about 'I'm not wearing a dress or I'm not getting a tux.' " At Ridgewood, the tradition started in 1896, and many graduates remember their day fondly.

In fact, Gerbase comes from a men's wear tradition.