Sentence examples for game of tradition from inspiring English sources

Tennis is a game of tradition.

AS BEFITS a game which, legend has it, was invented on the fields of an English public school in 1823, rugby is a game of tradition.

Baseball is a game of tradition that goes back over 100 years, but it's changing with the times and being accessible on digital media is a big part of that.

Golf is a game of traditions, but technology has always altered how the game is played.

As for the quality of cricket it produced, one fan said that Ken Barrington, Peter May and Colin Cowdrey English batsmen of yore—"would be turning in their graves".Cricket, more than most sports, is a game of traditions.

A panel discussing their favourite cricket books, noted, with a degree of puzzlement, that fiction was largely absent, despite the game's tradition of provoking wonderful prose.

It'd be a tragic day indeed if we discovered that the league ignored telltale signs of danger and brain damage in order to continue the game's tradition of "enforcers," and all the unnecessary violence and chaos that those enforcers signify.

That change has perched hockey at one of the most significant crossroads of its long history, as leaders see an opening to extinguish the game's tradition of intermittent anarchy, particularly among teenage combatants.

There was only one match on Merseyside on Saturday that conformed to the game's tradition of kicking off at 3pm and it was not the dumb derby at Goodison.

Amazon will be kicking off with a couple of free games — a tradition of Amazon's when it opens up a new store front to focus on some bestsellers.

Opening game in Yankee Stadium has plenty of tradition but mean new mayor won't build luxury boxes to make more money for Steinbrenner.