Sentence examples for is tradition for from inspiring English sources

Radeljković: How important is tradition for you?

Though it is tradition for the president to defer to Senate leaders on picks for the commission, Trump is not required to accept Schumer's recommendation.

In France, it is tradition for the man to be in the kitchen and the woman to be out front with the customers.

Although it is tradition for the artists to sit with the president and first lady as the performances unfold, the duties fell solely on the shoulders of Michelle Obama for the first part of the event.

"It is tradition for the president to dissolve parliament early when it isn't possible to create a majority and a government for the good of the country," acknowledged Napolitano.

Reminded that it is tradition for cabinet officers to file an undated resignation letter, she explains, "What I mean is, I've told him that if I have to go he shouldn't think I would make it awkward".

For Mr. Dylan, it's tradition; for Mr. Mellencamp, inspiration; for Mr. Nelson, emotion.

Making the canyons yell back was tradition for Mr. Aragon, whose family land is near the lip of the canyon that overlooks Spider Rock.

It's tradition for Japan's astronomy satellites to be given a provisional name before launch and be renamed once they're in orbit.

As has been tradition for the last few years, we're kicking off the workshop this year with a recap of students' fieldwork from the last year.

It's tradition for the company to name its Android operating systems after sweet treats.