Sentence examples for extend this tradition from inspiring English sources

Twenty years later, Quentin Tarantino, whose production company is named after Mr. Godard's 1964 film "Bande à Part," would refresh and extend this tradition of film-geek filmmaking.

Mohammed Hanif's exuberant first novel, "A Case of Exploding Mangoes," extends this tradition of assassination fiction and shifts it east to Pakistan.

Working in front of seamless white paper that adds crisp outlines and a commercial-art note, Ms. Pearlstein extended this tradition with a distinctive combination of finish and casualness.

As seen in the "Indie 80s" series, which is running at BAMcinématek through Aug. 27, independent filmmakers of the nineteen-eighties extended this tradition and brought it to a vertiginous new level of complexity.

Johnson even extended this tradition back in 2009 with a walking journey from Maine to Arizona as part of "The Walk Home: A Journey to Native Wellness," an awareness campaign for the crisis of diabetes in Native communities.

The cable channel Starz, as part of an effort to expand its slate of original programming, is extending this classical tradition with "Spartacus: Blood and Sand," a 13-part series that starts Friday, and has already taken the unusual step of commissioning a second season before the first one even runs.

This study set out to extend the tradition of experimental decision-making research into the field of design.

Though Montesquieu's treatise belongs to the tradition of liberalism in political theory, given his scientific approach to social, legal and political systems, his influence extends beyond this tradition.