Sentence examples for famous tradition from inspiring English sources

Another famous tradition is to have at least one noninternational player in the Barbarians starting lineup.

But what has happened to Russia's famous tradition of dissident literature — and to its readers?

Marlboro's most famous tradition is the paper-napkin-ball war that erupts most nights during dinner.

And, for that, Nepal needs to look no further than its more famous tradition: the living goddess.

It has built on a famous tradition of cycling, from Morley's champion Beryl Burton to the socialist Clarion Clubs whose members sang anthems as they rode.

So 153 years after the inventor and industrialist Peter Cooper founded a school long rhapsodized as "free as air and water," it is considering whether to end its most famous tradition, and start making undergraduates pay to attend.

It isn't quite on the long list of the tournament's most famous traditions.

For the first time, non-Venetians can gain an insight into one of the city's most famous traditions (and get fit) with a gondolier training course.

Yurttas says she looked forward to sampling Cambridge's famous traditions, such as wearing the "Harry Potter" robes to formal meals and rubbing elbows with prominent scholars.

The famous weaving tradition of the town of Blackburn had its beginnings in the 13th-century wool trade.

He noted, of course, the difference between a university like Indiana (26-8) and its famous basketball tradition, which dwarfs the hoops history at V.C.U.