Sentence examples for a tradition of combining from inspiring English sources

It is also why there is a tradition of combining Sichuan peppercorns with nothing but salt to make a simple seasoning that isolates the beguiling flavor.

Like Switzerland, they have a tradition of combining apprenticeships with formal schooling for the young "so that education is always tied to demand," she says.

This event comes out of a Krakow tradition of combining literature and performance, which has always been encouraged by the many writers who have lived there.

The infinitely re-viewable Les yeux sans visage (as it was originally called) belongs in a tradition of horror combining the visceral, the philosophical and the psychological, ranging from Mary Shelley's Frankenstein to Pedro Almodóvar's The Skin I Live In, and it shocked and disgusted audiences when it appeared alongside Psycho and Peeping Tom in 1960.

An impressive arts festival should maintain the Olympic tradition of combining artistry and sports.

The operatic tradition of combining large-scale visual spectacle with live music is the pattern of popular music-making now".

Mapping this out prompted much interest in international best practice, especially the pioneering Dutch tradition of combining water management with urban development.

Marvell's "Nymph Complaining for the Death of her Fawn" (1681) climaxed the eclogue tradition of combining rural freshness with learned imitation.

Such colonies, often including cities in which chariots and provisions were kept, were in the long tradition of combining mercantile and military personnel to take care of their sovereign's trading interests far from home.

The Hong Kong tradition of combining art and shopping (the city's real true love) continues at the new three-story Shanghai Tang flagship on Duddell Street, Central, which will be showing an installation by Huang Rui, a major Chinese contemporary art figure.

And in the end, given that all faiths have undergone persecution at some time, few people have more to gain from the protection of free speech than sincere religious believers.The United States, with its tradition of combining strong religious beliefs and religious freedom, is well placed to make that case.