Sentence examples for booming tradition from inspiring English sources

In one episode of "Friends," the "Fiddler" theme plays in the background, complete with a baritone booming "Tradition!," as the characters gather around a menorah for an unconventional interfaith Hanukkah celebration (Joey wears a Superman costume and Chandler is dressed as Santa Claus).

While tourism is booming, at least one tradition is dying out: rug weaving.

He sees the explanation for Colombia's booming business in its tradition of individualism, with few social controls.

Ms. Enkhtuya is among the many shamans who have turned this nation's ancient spiritual tradition into a booming business in the rapidly swelling capital, home to about a third of the country's nearly three million people.

One of the traditions of the Berkshire meeting, a booming announcement from a beloved movie trailer narrator, lets shareholders that it's 10 minutes before movie time.

"Booming out" is what ironworkers call this time-honored tradition of going where the work is.

Villain-hitting isn't a dying tradition, but it's not exactly a booming profession either.

As soon as the booming voice-over announces that the movie is "in the tradition of 'The Help,' 'The Blind Side' and 'The Butler,'" there are no questions left about how uproarious it looks.

Its Drill Hall, a raw industrial cavern with the booming acoustics of a Gothic cathedral, has no encrustation of classical tradition, although grand concerts happened there in the late nineteenth century.

Half a million jobs and 500 years of tradition are to be phased out in Brazil's booming sugar cane industry to satisfy western demands for more socially acceptable work practices in the biofuel sector.

Poland has little tradition of internal labour mobility, so shortages in Warsaw and the country's booming western crescent can coexist with deep joblessness in the east.