Sentence examples for at traditions from inspiring English sources

That made it a lot easier to enjoy the food, and there are some dishes to revel in at Traditions.

We have to look afresh at traditions, in the same way that we have to look afresh at ourselves.

One hopes that the process of looking at traditions -- now hugely changed by computer technology -- also leads designers to create new fashion.

When you look at traditions closely, examine what they really are, you realize they're made up of layers and layers of deferrals, delays, indecisions, tomorrows and long lunches.

"It's possible to look at tradition without being traditional.

United States and Venezuelan flags were flying at full staff at Tradition Field on Wednesday.

Cuban guajira, Panamanian tamborito or Brazilian frevo would wink into view, hinting at tradition and its comforts.

He makes just one more murderous lunge at tradition, in a series of paintings on Masonite panels from 1936.

An in this modern era of college football, few could really be surprised that T.C.U., which entered the game as a favorite, thumbed its nose at tradition.

His look at tradition is avid, thorough, and harsh; he can't take his eyes off the wreckage that its wonders give rise to.

"We don't look at tradition, even our own tradition," Stoneman maintained, although he acknowledged that people talk to him about the Angels' unhappy history all the time.