Sentence examples for established the tradition from inspiring English sources
His predecessor, the tough Paul Volcker, had already established the tradition of the Fed as conqueror of inflation.
He established the tradition that Pope Francis has now embraced, after the cold and troubled papacy of Benedict XVI.
She established the tradition that the mansion would reflect the first lady's tastes and ideas about entertaining.
The old institutes emphasized memorization of classic texts in preparation for the civil service exams and established the tradition of equating academic learning with social status.
11 It was President Rutherford Hayes who, in 1878, established the tradition of the "egg roll" on the White House lawn at Easter.
"They established the tradition of our annual contribution on the anniversary of our arrival in the United States as refugees, in gratitude for the safety and good life we found in this country," she wrote.
"The English wrote the history and established the traditions," Professor Gannon said in a 2007 interview.
He is also credited with establishing the tradition of group improvisation, as well as being the primary influence on the young Louis Armstrong.
Having taken office in 1805, Shaw determined to re-establish the tradition whereby the Lord Mayor took precedence in public processions within the City of London over all except the reigning monarch, and took the opportunity of the funeral of Lord Nelson in 1806 to do so.
Varro's 41 books (now lost) on Antiquitates terum humanarum et divinarum ("Antiquities of things human and divine") were influential in establishing the traditions of early Rome for future generations.
