Sentence examples for continuing traditions from inspiring English sources

Continuing traditions from the days of Astley, scenic riding remained extremely popular in the 19th century, before the purely acrobatic style supplanted it.

His and Morris's influence on the art galleries and museums of Manchester, on continuing traditions of art education and industrial design in the city, is incalculable.

Along the Silk Road between Samarkand and Bukhara, members of an extended family make and sell textiles, continuing traditions handed down for generations.

But it is the better-endowed former white schools, with their continuing traditions of discipline, excellence and hard work, that still produce by far and away the best results.

Chatterton the poet may have suffered from an exaggerated sense of his genius, yet the question now is whether the institutions and the continuing traditions exist to enable composers to go on with their work.

The study identifies several factors responsible for child marriage: alleviating poverty or the burden of a large family with many daughters; providing protection for young girls; continuing traditions, cultural or family; and serving as an escape for girls living in an abusive home environment.

That's interesting, because it shows this continuing tradition.

I suppose this constitutes a continuing tradition of diaspora, what Stalin called "rootless cosmopolitanism".

Her sermon was thus part of a necessary, continuing tradition of interpretation.

For all the changes in direction, the museum curator Terry Muldoon does see a continuing tradition of innovation.

However, Carus' articles placed Friedrich firmly in his time, and did not place the artist within a continuing tradition.