Sentence examples for keep to tradition from inspiring English sources

Here at this particular wedding (shown below), the bride and groom weren't going to see each other prior to the ceremony because they wanted to keep to "tradition" and they wanted to make that moment when they first saw each other, special.

Even if you do choose to go the way of the traditional way of ranching and "punching" cows, note that many ranchers have not gone without having some form of handling facilities to work their herd with, including those that choose to keep to tradition.

But at home his mum and dad, who had made the move from Korea to New Zealand, kept to tradition.

And every Easter, she figured, they would keep to the tradition of blessing Easter baskets.

While she has now overcome that fear, her parents still keep to the "tradition" of not attending her meets in order not to distract her.

The history of the club is to play exciting football, to give youngsters a chance and to keep to the traditions of the club.

Determined to keep their tradition alive and to make a living, they turned to performing for foreigners.

Owen Jones is England's only full-time swill basket maker but runs classes to try to keep the tradition alive.

"In some ways the only way to keep the tradition alive is to contemporize it," Ms. Bracken-Singh said.

Some residents are trying to raise money to keep the tradition alive.

It seemed "prudent" to keep the tradition of open access to information in this field, Gostin says.