Sentence examples for custom that has from inspiring English sources

Having a family mausoleum or graveyard is a custom that has endured in many parts of the world.

Minhag, Hebrew Minhag ("custom," or "usage"), plural Minhagim, in Judaism, any religious custom that has acquired the legal binding force of Halakhah, the Jewish legal tradition.

Many Mormon men and some women spend two years abroad working as missionaries — a custom that has given many a lingering taste for kimchi or Camembert.

The most famous – and admittedly peculiar – custom that has developed around Yom Kippur involves swinging a chicken over your head three times to absolve yourself of sin.

It is a custom that has now gone underground, as the mores of modern life have spilled over even into the distant islands of the desert.

The blue-slip rule does not have the force of law; it's simply a custom that has been honored over time.

As their two bodies swell and soften, harden and contract, Nelson interrogates the borders of language, law and custom that have been set up to keep them in their place.

It is precisely the complexity of matching the right classification to products and creating flawless shipping documents that will sail past customs, that has more companies turning over their compliance responsibilities to contractors like Vastera.

The fantastical festivities around the Day of the Dead holiday are a distinctively Mexican mix of Aztec and Catholic customs that has not really filtered into South America.

Instead practices are based on cultural or traditional (and yes, male-orientated) customs that have been injected into these societies.

Jacob eliminated all laws and customs that had been rendered obsolete by the destruction of the Second Temple (ad 70).