Sentence examples for extraordinary tradition from inspiring English sources

We have an extraordinary tradition of presenting important concerts here.

The Ligo breakthrough joins an extraordinary tradition of scientific endeavour.

Even though the rooms here have changed, you feel like you've inherited this extraordinary tradition, way back to the greats: Kean, Irving, Garrick.

Its performance at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday night, oiled after nine shows on a tour, was impressive, shiny, solid; it lacked the mystery of the Dead at its best, but this is an able group carrying on an extraordinary tradition.

The gradual disappearance of the extraordinary tradition of Islamic ijtihad - the process of working out Islamic rules with reference to the Koran - has been one of the major cultural disasters of our time, with the result that critical thinking and individual wrestling with the problems of the modern world have simply dropped out of sight.

Probably the most extraordinary tradition of the Russian space programme also goes back to Gagarin.

But Iran has so many extraordinary traditions of its own, and so young a population, that it is perhaps more difficult than for most.

The author explores that little-known segment of black society that has experienced generations of material well-being and produced many extraordinary traditions and personalities.

How else would it attract attention on a campus replete with eccentric and extraordinary traditions?

This network of a few hundred families shares roots in Syria, Lebanon, Iraq and Egypt, and also an extraordinary culinary tradition.

When I heard that tune, and that major-minor shift, I realised there was this extraordinary song tradition that he was exploring.