Sentence examples for exchanging traditions from inspiring English sources

At the time, around 700 B.C., the region was occupied by several societies trading and raiding, exchanging traditions and ceramics and otherwise interacting.

YouTube, founded in 2005, follows in the tradition of exchanging something of value for audience attention.

Thanks, Dude An old friend and I have a holiday tradition of exchanging gift cards.

Cupcakes have made their way into social etiquette, and now constitute acceptable commodities in the age-old tradition of exchanging gifts.

Though the trophies represent a Gulf tradition of exchanging awards, these hideous crystal flanges will resonate for anyone who has moved through corporate America and seen awards and plaques piled on an executive's bookshelf.

Meanwhile, the tradition of exchanging Valentine cards anonymously commenced when the penny post spread uniformly across the British Isles in 1840, and saved shy admirers from having to deliver their tokens of affection in person.

Is this something we really want to watch over breakfast?" Americans are reacting with queasiness to the ancient soccer tradition of exchanging shirts after a game -- not just trading the shirts, mind you, but promptly pulling them on, sweat and all.

The family followed the German tradition of exchanging presents on Christmas Eve rather than on Christmas Day with the Queen preferring practical gifts to be given.

My students were the beneficiaries of a great chain of learning, of an awesome tradition of exchanging ideas.

Today she carries on the recession-chic tradition by exchanging handmade gifts with her family during the holidays: books, photo albums, paintings, racy poems.

The friendly and stimulating atmosphere that we have attained in previous meetings has led to a tradition of exchanging data and ideas.