Sentence examples for be the tradition from inspiring English sources
Two decades later, in his Brooklyn delicatessen, Mile End, he is reinventing this Eastern European comfort dish in what he thinks might be the tradition of his ancestors.
"We will have to decide if we are looking for an intellectual giant, but that seems to be the tradition we are carrying on".
But if the commitment of major labels to recording cast albums is shakier than it used to be, the tradition persists.
Calvin takes the vehicle of revelation to be a special cognitive faculty, whereas Aquinas takes it to be the tradition, as transmitted through the Church.
While a militaristic approach to policing, with a focus towards repression and enforcement has tended to be the tradition in Brazilian police practice, in more recent years an appreciation and adoption of prevention-focused, problem-oriented and community policing principles have begun to be adopted by Brazil's Policia Militar (Beato Filho 2008).
Perhaps a more appropriate reference point for Circo would not be the tradition of circus films but instead Mexican films such as Buñuel's Los Olvidados.
The tradition is the tradition.
That's the tradition we must uphold.
