Sentence examples for classic tradition from inspiring English sources

-"Just try to write in the classic tradition with that stink in your nostrils," Halper wrote.

"They're made in the classic tradition, with hand-webbed burlap and platforms covered in jute.

In the classic tradition, the broth is thickened with the yolks from inside the bird.

In the classic tradition of Italian opera, the two characters are pitted in an agitated duet, with offstage chorus.

His rise from obscurity to national fame - or notoriety - was in the classic tradition of British trade unionism.

In many ways, he may simply be a soul singer following a classic tradition, but comes with enough talent to make that concept sound fresh once more.

Even "Survivor," which CBS holds up as classic, tradition-bound fare, has had its share.

An event at Mann Library will give you a glimpse of how change and classic traditions are together shaping the "new Burma" that is emerging today.

Filmed in austere black and white, and largely free of overt sentimentality or moralizing, "Eight Deadly Shots" is a work whose lyrical naturalism and sprawling but precise construction link it to classic traditions of European cinema, both Scandinavian and Eastern European.

(Pareles) JIM AND JENNIE AND THE PINETOPS (Wednesday) Unlike a lot of younger alt-country bands that nod to classic traditions, this Pennsylvania group actually plays accomplished bluegrass topped by high, lonesome close-harmonic vocals.

(Sinagra) JIM & JENNIE AND THE PINETOPS (Monday) Unlike a lot of younger Alt-Country bands that nod to classic traditions, this Pennsylvania group actually plays accomplished bluegrass topped by high lonesome close-harmonic vocals.