Sentence examples for final tradition from inspiring English sources

There are notably fewer supporters of clubs other than the finalists - once a Wembley cup final tradition in rugby league - turning up on the big day.

Cochrane considers feminism, the final tradition he examines, in chapter seven.

There is speculation that this will be the final Tradition for Nicklaus, who also won in 1991.

The Resolution is a personal and meaningful final tradition of the Old Year that welcomes in the New Year in a positive way.

All the goodbyes and final traditions are making it real.

They continue the Final Fantasy tradition of including two minor characters with the names "Biggs" and "Wedge".

Whereas the mythology of Western management tends to cast solutions as fixed and final, Eastern philosophical tradition emphasizes individual accommodation to a continuously unfolding set of events.

Final performances have a tradition of such pranks.

By tradition, the final stage is largely a formality for the man wearing the leader's yellow jersey.

He was, in effect, the final expression of the tradition embodied by Tchaikovsky a melodist of Romantic dimensions still writing in an era of explosive change and experimentation.

11 11 Men's 1500m freestyle final – In the grand tradition of long-distance Australian water men such as Murray Rose, John Konrads, Kieran Perkins, Daniel Kowalski, Glen Housman and Grant Hackett, Australia's big hope in the big swim is 20-year-old Victorian Mack Horton.