Sentence examples for life customs from inspiring English sources

The program is a way for students and teachers "to look at the other and to share views about life, customs and culture," Mr. Alon said.

In addition, he wrote the first grammar of the Indian language Tupí and many letters describing the Indians' way of life, customs, folklore, and diseases, as well as the flora and fauna of Brazil.

Cultural genocide is the systematic and complete elimination or suppression of the native religion, language, dress, way of life, customs and/or symbols of one people by another.

(It would be good) to standardize the methods for anthropometric measurements in children – weight and height but also abdominal circumference…And to standardize the food and lifestyle questionnaire according to children's age and adapted to traditional food consumption and life customs for each country.

The investigated villages were shown in Figure 1, which were selected from the same municipal district with similar life customs, and no known factors associated with cancer, such as hepatic B virus or Helicobacter pylori infections, among the resident populations were recorded between the risk and control groups.

(Asia Pacific) (It would be good) to standardize the methods for anthropometric measurements in children – weight and height but also abdominal circumference…And to standardize the food and lifestyle questionnaire according to children's age and adapted to traditional food consumption and life customs for each country.

One can also gather it from biographies of the women who did not lose heart — for example, George Eliot, whose books were the product of a life custom-padded by her mate, George Lewes.

The words in the song: "Talkin' to Huddie Ledbetter/Showin' pictures on the wall" appear to be based on Morrison's real life custom of carrying around a poster of Lead Belly and hanging it on the wall wherever he lived.

The route enjoys a history of beguiling newcomers with its curious swamp-life customs, pirate tales and exuberant seafood offerings, which were already well-documented in 1941 when writers for the government's Work Projects Administration set out to create travel guides for all the states.

He rarely staged photographs or posed his subjects, favoring natural settings and straightforward depictions of everyday life and customs.

By contrast, wet-rice cultivation, the dominant form of agriculture in Southeast Asia, is sedentary and results in relatively large rural agglomerations with well-developed village life and customs.