Sentence examples for has a custom of from inspiring English sources

Wimbledon has a custom of embracing the gallant loser, the player who wears his desire to win the tournament on his short sleeves and keeps slamming into a higher power.

Wimbledon, a tournament all about tradition, has a custom of embracing the gallant loser: the player who wears his desire to win the tournament on his short sleeves and keeps slamming into a higher power.

Still, as we've seen time and time again, Amazon has a custom of investing in new businesses that seem at times nearly perpendicular to its core business but over time begin to make more and more sense.

He has a custom of hosting an injured or sick person, usually a child or youth, at each of his games.

"In China we don't have a custom of going to the theatre," Fei explains.

Even in democratic Britain, we do not have a custom of First Ladies, who are individuals in their own right.

"They have a custom of almost continuously walking about the city in the evening (except for those that sell gold), between 10 P.M. and 1 A.M., playing musical instruments and dancing".

According to an interview with a descendant of a sake-brewing family from Hojo Town, this region had a custom of drinking sake from other regions.

Almost all indigenous peoples in Taiwan have traditionally had a custom of sexual division of labor.

The Polynesian people -- such as the Hawai'ians -- had (some still have) a custom of greeting by "honi".

A woman in Masasi District confirmed this when she said: "Local women have a custom of remaining at home [when labour pains begin].