Sentence examples for flame of tradition from inspiring English sources

The flame of tradition is carefully tended.

But women have chosen to be the keepers of the flame of tradition for generation upon generation.

But in a more fundamental way Mr. Wopat, who is performing Thursdays through July 31 at the Metropolitan Room, is a keeper of the flame of the Sinatra saloon tradition.

The job of faculty governance is to nurture and build the academic program, support academic freedom, and offer the wise counsel that comes with their implied role of the "keeper of the flame" of institutional history and traditions.

As pallbearers navigate the winding back lanes, flames flicker on faces, and grannies look down from balconies, you feel the centuries of tradition going strong.

Altman was renowned for his cussedness, his scratchy resistance to traditions, and perhaps the idea of passing on the flame of ruggedly independent American cinema was just another solemn tradition he would have rejected, or judged quite differently from the rest of us.

Tennis is a game of tradition.

"I see the value of tradition.

Still, Mayfair is a bastion of tradition.

"We are definitely observers of tradition".

Where is your sense of tradition?