Sentence examples for enter a traditional from inspiring English sources

A number of Wu's factory workers are saving money specifically so that they can buy things like lingerie and enter a traditional marriage.

To Roger Fessaguet - who came to New York to work at Le Pavillon in 1948, was a co-owner of La Caravelle and was for 18 years the president of the Vatel Club of more than 450 French chef members - to go hatless in a kitchen is no less a sacrilege than it would be to enter a traditional synagogue bareheaded.

That's also how Kevin Bugin felt as he finished his bachelor's degree in biology and made plans to enter a traditional graduate program.

Compounding the problem, the schools are apparently still training students to enter a traditional ad world -- one in which an elite group of executives and companies make commercials for the traditional outbound, interruptive mass media campaigns.

"I must say that achieving this breakthrough order and entering a traditional competitor market was one of my personal goals".

Climbing the steps to one of them, we entered a traditional house of the White Thai tribe, a people who had come from Thailand several centuries ago and whose way of life seems largely unchanged.

"The long-standing, fundamental purpose of our marriage laws is to privilege and regulate procreative conduct... [therefore] persons who wish to enter into a same sex marriage are not similarly situated to persons who wish to enter into a traditional marriage.

Today, as we are repeatedly told, a young feminist (or even a woman who is not so young and not so feminist) is less likely to enter into a traditional marriage.

You enter through a traditional stone courtyard, and inside there is modern red-and-black décor with a 30-foot bar made of a single piece of hinoki wood.

Associations provide you with the opportunity to enter into a traditional mentoring relationship with someone at an earlier career level, or a reverse mentoring relationship with a millennial colleague who can help you navigate the terrain of the intergenerational workforce.

Perhaps the biggest difference is that, when you talk to someone online, you enter a dialogue stripped of all traditional physical cues.