Sentence examples for building a tradition from inspiring English sources

Instead Mr. Gilbert is building a tradition of his own.

Britain is building a tradition of success on the ice.

But while Haring and Basquiat were building a tradition of pop and street art, Condo went against the zeitgeist of the East Village arts scene to focus on the work of the Old Masters.

Meanwhile, the Foreign Office operated skilfully in the background, supporting successive chiefs in their insistence on autonomy while gradually building a tradition of FCO supervision, which in the end prevailed.

It's a process of building a tradition and a language one that owes as much to what came before as it depends on what is still to come.

Cuba is a rich source of ballet talent, thanks to the empire built by Alicia Alonso, 91, the determined director of the National Ballet, who helped found what would become the company in 1948, and Fidel Castro's support for building a ballet tradition.

You could be building a new tradition without even knowing it!

Supporters of SUNY's move to Division I caution patience, noting that building a successful athletics tradition takes time.

If anything, Mr. Glimcher added, Mr. Mnuchin is building on a tradition of dealers who got into the business because they were passionate about art, not because they valued it as a commodity and viewed it as an investment.

"Jazz seems to be carving a niche, and really building on a tradition in this town," said Mr. Kounitz, a 45-year-old bass player with the North County Jazz Ensemble by night and a Wall Street bond analyst by day.

By then, convinced that the commitment was real, Karl had begun what became an annual tradition of building a makeshift rink in the back yard, like Walter Gretzky.