Sentence examples for lasting tradition from inspiring English sources

A rental projector is an easy and affordable way to create a fun and lasting tradition.

Piero did not establish a lasting tradition in central Italy.

German philosopher and Socialist, important for his refutation of materialism and for establishing a lasting tradition of Neo-Kantianism at the University of Marburg.

As the first generation passed away, however, the need for a more permanent and lasting tradition of the life of Jesus became apparent.

Needless to say, the clubs totally rejected the idea of restructuring the league but, in that grand and lasting tradition of wanting their cake and eating it, grabbed the League Cup with alacrity.

They have begun what they hope will be a lasting tradition, whereby the Jewish community invites local Muslims and Christians to an oneg shabbat (Friday night dinner) and Muslims return the invitation for a Ramadan feast and Christians during the harvest festival.

As is so often the case, food is the last tradition left from those glory days, and I returned to Copper Harbor this summer in search of pasties (properly pronounced with a soft "a").

This is almost always the last tradition of the evening.

The first six volumes of this series appeared between 1872 and 1883; they were followed by Ropa vieja (1889; "Old Clothes"), Ropa apolillada (1891; "Moth-Eaten Clothes"), Mis últimas tradiciones (1906; "My Last Traditions"), and Apéndice a mis últimas tradiciones (1910; "Appendix to My Last Traditions").

Born in Milan but steeped in the Austro-German habit, Chailly had a more dangerous task: to take on, or almost dismantle, an entire tradition lasting nearly two centuries.

His son, Nicholas II, later commissioned treasures for his wife, Alexandra, and for his mother, the Dowager Empress, continuing what became an Imperial Easter tradition lasting more than 30 years.