Sentence examples for developing a tradition from inspiring English sources

During the same period in Britain, however, we were developing a tradition of playground design that was almost diametrically opposed.

After the decline of Srivijaya, Islamic sultanates established themselves in the coastal areas from the 13th to 16th centuries, developing a tradition of court arts and royal regalia, some of which are on display.

From Jonathan Swift to the Sun, we rapidly developed a tradition of the ribald and parti pris.

But is that really the reason Britain developed a tradition of free entrance?

Canaletto and Guardi developed a tradition of landscape painting based on views of Venice.

Many texts outside the scheme of canon-plus-commentaries were also written, and there developed a tradition of Pali grammars.

Bulgaria, one of the poorest of the former Soviet bloc countries in Europe, never developed a tradition of playing and has just three golf courses.

By the time Europeans arrived in the 15th century, the region had already developed a tradition of water-borne trading within the Delta.

Meanwhile, the blocos afro developed a tradition of performing late at night, when network coverage dwindles, and potential viewers are asleep.

The Tatars also developed a tradition of craftsmanship in wood, ceramics, leather, cloth, and metal and have long been well known as traders.

"To me, we've got to develop a tradition of helping people," he said, "so that when we say we're going to fix health care we have a record of actually doing something".