Sentence examples for customs of today from inspiring English sources

What better place to experience this age-old tradition than a historic spa that helped shape the customs of today?

Following the custom of summer people in all latitudes, several members of the family came to lunch with the observation that it had turned into "a real Bear Island day".

The custom of New Year in America comes from various kinds of cultural background in that United States is a country with immigrants who express their happy mood incisively and vividly.

Home to the Ibadis, followers of a rare conservative strand of Islam, the towns have kept the customs of the past.

Getzein's record for complete games is based in part on the customs of the 1880s.

The photographs and videos – which are blurred to preserve individuals' identities – show some of the 81 Iranian people whose boat was intercepted by Australian customs north of Christmas Island on Saturday morning, the minister for home affairs, Jason Clare, told Guardian Australia.

These industries were granted some degree of protection after the passage of the Customs Act of 1876.

Scalia's friendship with his ideological nemesis Ruth Bader Ginsburg is well-known by now, and Scalia spoke warmly of it that day: their shared love of opera, and their custom of spending New Year's Eve together with their spouses and various assortments of their children and grandchildren.

They kindly agreed to provide me with a custom spreadsheet of 4,000 players together with their former employers, spanning all 92 clubs.

iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus feature a precision engineered unibody enclosure constructed from machining a custom grade of 6000 series anodized aluminum, which is tempered for extra strength.

After multiple rounds of SNP evaluations, a custom panel of 1536 SNPs was finalized for the 357 genes (Table S2).