Sentence examples for continuous traditions from inspiring English sources

This lack of information is most apparent in Asian countries, which possess some of the richest and oldest continuous traditions of alcohol production.

A continuous tradition of town life dates from Norse times.

"It has taken 106 years of continuous tradition to build this," Mr. Kenyon said.

For English philosophy this represented a break in an almost continuous tradition of empiricism.

Polish music, like Polish literature, has a continuous tradition reaching back to the Middle Ages.

This means, as the philosophically inclined dentist Dudley Eigenvalue surmises, that "We are accordingly lost to any sense of continuous tradition".

"We've got the only community in the United States with a 200-year continuous tradition of pottery making".

This country has had a continuous tradition of cider-making for at least 1,000 years, and likely longer.

Writing in the Czech language emerged in the late 13th century, establishing a generally continuous tradition of vernacular literature.

We'll all three be there on Tuesday, part of a continuous tradition on both sides of the footlights, in the McGarrigles' family and in our own.

One reason why the Tahrir protestors have struggled to articulate a shared political program is that secularists and leftists have no continuous tradition of political activity.