Expect something short and intense, in the tradition that Barnes has been making his own.
Olinda, just outside of Recife, has busy local artisans and an intense, small-scale carnival tradition; it's obsessed with folklore as living tradition.
By tradition an intense new phase of the presidential campaign starts this weekend.
Born in 1954 to poor homesteaders on the Montana prairie, the author inherited a tradition of intense work and fierce isolation.
Nothing could be more different from the Russian tradition of intense specialization in a single subject, learning-by-rote and oral examinations.
These Stony Hills were remarkable wines, in the classic Burgundian tradition: elegant; intense fresh taste, thanks to good acid levels; and that delicious bite the French call nerveux.
In a way, some here suggest, this is a year when even Minnesota, with its long tradition of intense political involvement and record high voter turnouts, did not need so many meetings: the Republican and the Democratic candidates could hardly be further apart.
Victorian England had a tradition of intense but chaste male-on-male friendships, of course, but "we are perfectly entitled," Mr. Jeal asserted, "to question today whether the attempt to deny the undoubted link between love and sexual desire could have succeeded as well as it did without repression, sublimation, and in many instances massive doses of self-deception".
Buddhist metaphysics brought a level of precision and complexity honed through a long tradition of intense disputation and dialectic.
Fishery in the Northern Adriatic Sea has been characterized by a tradition of intense exploitation that dates back, at least, to the begin of the 19th century [29].
