Sentence examples for creating a tradition from inspiring English sources

Another such consolidation of sacred materials was Cēkkiḻār's 12th-century Toṇṭar Purāṇam, or Periyapurāṇam, narrating in epic style the lives of the 63 great Śaiva saints and creating a tradition for all Śaivas, even in the Kannada and Telugu areas.

In 1966, WPIX in New York broadcast a video loop of a burning Yule log on Christmas Eve, creating a tradition that has stood the test of time and, it seems, technical advances.

For the first time, this Parliament summoned two knights from each county and two citizens or burgesses from England's cities and boroughs, creating a tradition that led to the emergence of the House of Commons.

MR: Again, you're creating a tradition of songs that are not only sing-a-longs, but you're also speaking directly to children, to youth.

Cuenca, who was named headmaster in July, wants Anderson to create a tradition.

And some newfangled, unknown group can't just create a tradition.

In starting a tournament just months after the repeal of Prohibition, 72 men created a tradition like none other.

"He was able to within two years create a tradition in a city that never played handball.

"With Paul Swenson's help, we created a tradition in our community that will never be eliminated," Brady said.

And however far removed he was from the tradition of Western classical music, he inevitably began to create a tradition of his own in composing so abundantly.

He created a tradition of integrating the clinical and academic elements of foot and ankle disorders that inspired countless colleagues, residents and fellows.