Sentence examples for changed tradition from inspiring English sources

But with this speech, he changed tradition.

"[Some fans] were bitter because the move changed tradition or became too far away or because their new arena isn't the tailgate-friendly Coliseum.

Those Hawaiians changed the culture and changed traditions.

"My kids," Ms. Starr said, "they say, 'Mama, why are you cooking all this?' I refuse to change tradition.

There is no good reason to hustle students back into the classrooms in August — it is just hard to change tradition.

But the hunger for programming by ESPN and ESPN2 has led the networks to change tradition and move into other days of the week, even Friday nights, the historical domain of high school football.

Managing to change tradition, Martin's perspective is revolutionizing the art scene.

Don't change tradition to suit you when they are involved also.

We need to have the strength to change traditions.

The Boomer generation has been defined by its enthusiastic willingness to change traditions and cause significant societal shifts at each benchmark of life.

The baby boom generation changed this tradition of national reverie by becoming fiercely nostalgic for things that had only just entered the history books.