Sentence examples for built a tradition from inspiring English sources

Since the pioneering work of C.T. de Wit in the 1960s, the Wageningen group has built a tradition in developing and applying crop models.

"We built a tradition when this franchise first started of just never die, never quit, no matter what the outcome," Blazejowski said.

The orchestra has built a tradition of continuing excellence, and has survived all the turmoil that politics and war can bring.

Since it made waves with "Giulio Cesare" in 1966, the New York City Opera has built a tradition in Handel operas.

During its long history, SJTU has built a tradition of excellence in research and development, particularly in science, engineering, and medicine.

Since its original iteration in 1992, ThinkPad has built a tradition of excellence, and is trusted by the world's most demanding professionals for its advanced capability, rugged durability and thoughtful design.

The women had done their part to build a tradition of goals and excitement.

They will face each other Saturday in the Meineke Car Care Bowl as they seek to build a tradition in football.

"One of the important ways YIGH will build a tradition of excellence is by investing in future leaders.

MIT Sloan graduates have built a strong tradition of helping current students with career planning, networking, and job search activities.

Yes, Allison said, Liverpool had built a fine tradition and were a strong side, but they had lost the power to intimidate in the old way.