Sentence examples for age old tradition from inspiring English sources

As a result of CCD, beekeeping, an age old tradition dating back to the ancient Egyptians 5000 years ago, is seeing the costs of bee production rise.

It seems the age old tradition of "it's not what you know, but who you know" still remains an employment mantra, even for young artists.

1961 saw the first publication of a little magazine trying to revive an age old tradition of political and social satire.

A Brahm priest skilled in astrology, chanting and Hindu rituals is the master of this age old tradition.

This political farce is not new to Sri Lanka, but a continuation or an evolution of an age old tradition.

"Luttrell survived because of the age old tradition of the Pashtun culture in providing hospitality and safety to those that enter their home," she explained.

Nothing expresses the age old traditions of the festive period quite like 45,000 lights and 176 channels of computer control, accompanied by a techno version of Amazing Grace.

The accord of mysticism with reason is also an age-old tradition in China.

After all, suffering in the name of beauty is an age-old tradition.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., March 19, 2018 Gift giving is an age-old tradition, but how is it being affected by technology?

He, too, was part of the 20th-century cast of characters that buried the age-old tradition of Western art.