Sentence examples for impressive tradition from inspiring English sources

Whoever gets the nod from La Sutherland this weekend has an impressive tradition to live up to.

The 20th century had an impressive tradition of theatrical waiters: Shaw's man was one of the earliest.

But it might be time to emphasise anew the city's impressive tradition of high culture rather than its marauding British stag parties.

The biggest impact has, however, not been felt in news and current affairs but drama, where an impressive tradition has been enhanced by recent TV productions including "Redfern", a gritty tale of life in inner-city Sydney shown at prime-time on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.

That makes it sound like a more impressive tradition than it actually is -- there have only ever been five Ames Straw Polls.

But Norway, with a far less impressive scientific tradition, has managed its resource boom far better.

The feature list for HeyCosmo is impressive, combining tradition web cam technology with virtual meeting space similar to WebEx and others; a multimedia window can display most things on a user's desktop including videos, images and games.

I say that coming from the impressive British tradition in which political opponents - including the Prime Minister and Shadow Prime Minister -verbally spar and battle each other in parliamentary debates every day, no holds barred.

While the concept of a bank supporting and collecting art is not new — UBS, Deutsche Bank and Royal Bank of Scotland, to name a few, all have impressive collections and long traditions of funding the arts — a bank opening and operating an institution, especially without an already established collection, is relatively rare.

The astronomical tradition is of impressive duration and continuity.

And, while there is a fine theatrical tradition of using impressive mechanical creations instead of the real thing, well-trained livestock bring an added aaah-factor.