Sentence examples for build the tradition from inspiring English sources

But you have to build the tradition anew, not just carry it on".

Modern conventions have built the tradition of a four-day event.

According to Rafael Llano, head of research and programmes on the artistic direction committee, it will also build on the tradition of patronage, building up its collection by producing new works with artists.

"We share the goal of Cubs fans everywhere to win a World Series and build the consistent championship tradition that the fans deserve".

Each coach has a relationship with the one before; each feels he has to build on the tradition.

MIT seeks "to take advantage of the tremendous power of the Internet to build on the tradition at MIT and in American higher education of open dissemination of educational materials," says Professor Steven Lerman, chair of the school's faculty.

I have great confidence that [Chief Scientific Officer] Margaret Kripke will build on the tradition of excellence that [former Chief Scientific Officer] Al Gilman and [former Scientific Review Council Chair] Phil Sharp established and help CPRIT succeed and continue to fund excellent cancer research.

The installation allows visitors to not only build upon the tradition of Aestheticism, but to explore their own vision of beauty, which is not beholden to a few select masters of the form.

In a 1997 article for the Los Angeles Times, music journalist Cheo Hodari Coker cited the album as having "largely sparked the soul music revival that has opened the door for a new generation of singers who build on the tradition of Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder".

Elton Tyler added 20 points for Miami, and John Salmons 13. "We're trying to build that tradition and mystique the way the Kentuckys and Connecticuts have," Hemsley said.

But astronomers and politicians in Spain are still hoping to persuade ESO to break with tradition and build the E-ELT in the north, on the Spanish island of La Palma off the coast of west Africa.