Sentence examples for before tradition from inspiring English sources

So this traditional stuff really gets to me – anything that involves killing an endangered species or destroying a habitat, if that involves tradition, I say ecology comes before tradition.

Globalisation has borne the brunt thus far, but populist movements are searching for a new scapegoat: the left seeks one that puts profit before morality, the right one that puts liberalism before tradition.

However, there's a busy month ahead before Tradition by Pascal closes, Olhats said.

But Guinea has never had a genuine poll before, nor any tradition of civilian rule.

We will be back at the place where we were, in terms of legal tradition, before the signing of the Magna Carta – when kings could throw people in prison at will, to rot there forever.

This explains, as I mentioned before, the Diwali tradition of lighting oil lamps and launching fireworks.

Right now, the Dobbs are going to try and get their 2-year-old daughter into the water and have her in waterskis, a Reinhardt family tradition, before long.

The book takes us from the earliest days of baseball in Brooklyn (noting the top Dodger pitchers before the tradition took hold) to the tradition's launch in the World War II era, before following its flowering all the way to the present.

One should think carefully before killing tradition.

She spent months cajoling before deciding, tradition be damned, she would do it without him, as a surprise.

The society, which has fewer than 400 members, aims to win a Heritage Lottery Fund grant to establish an online archive of material before the tradition disappears.