Sentence examples for has been tradition from inspiring English sources
According to a Walmart spokesperson, being open all day has been tradition since 1988.
As has been tradition for the past several years, the Fashion Cares Fundraiser will take place on April 2nd on the Intrepid.
The first series was delivered with a deeper blue color than has been tradition with Oslo Sporveier trams, but all have since been repainted to match the standard livery.
(Niger is straight last at 149th!) Environmental protection for the Swiss has been tradition, dating as far back as 1914, when the nation created the oldest national Alpine park- the first in the Alps and in Central Europe.
Since the 16th-century, it has been tradition that the best muezzin ("reciter") of the adhan (the call to prayer), is assigned to this minaret because the first call to each of the five daily prayers is raised from it, giving the signal for the muezzins of mosques throughout Jerusalem to follow suit.
Though George never publicly wore his wide-brimmed hat — called a galero — it has been tradition to hoist the tasseled silk hats for cardinals to the ceiling of the cathedral during the "month's mind" — the requiem Mass celebrated a month after one's death.
What had been tradition was now just business.
The biggest reasons why women have not played a bigger role in sport, as competitors or spectators, have been tradition and prejudice.
Initially, I tried to keep Christmas the same for my children, but quickly realized that what had been tradition was now a luxury.
"The biggest problem we have is tradition and change.
