Sentence examples for longstanding rituals from inspiring English sources
The Princeton Review guide to colleges lists Dartmouth as one of the nation's heaviest beer-drinking schools, based on student surveys, and games of "beer pong" and Friday night parties in the dank basements of fraternity houses are longstanding rituals.
As a country traditionally Shinto or Buddhist, New Year is the main culture and religiously significant event, and Krimbo was without longstanding rituals.
Dinner parties at 272 Berkeley Place, to which Mrs. Ortner regularly invited a mix of old friends and interesting people she had just discovered, were a matter of longstanding ritual.
Following a longstanding ritual, the governor and the leaders of the Senate and the Assembly must first agree on how much money is available before talks about how to spend that money become serious.
But perhaps, most notable, Monroe had declined a longstanding household ritual — breakfast brought to her every morning in bed.
Among the Chukchi and Yupik of eastern Siberia, there was a longstanding shamanistic ritual of "thanksgiving" to the hunted polar bear.
Though Beidanes live across the borders of five African countries, that hasn't stopped the millions strong community from keeping their longstanding traditions and rituals alive.
These understandably unhappy people yell at him for various longstanding offenses, a ritual that is repeated when he goes to his office at an architecture firm and is fired for having steadfastly refused to work on a computer.
This seems like the perfect opportunity to present a special Mad Men edition of Let's Bring Back, my longstanding column celebrating forgotten objects, rituals, curiosities, and personae from bygone eras.
"Page's interest in occult ritual is so serious and longstanding it would be facile to suggest anything as feeble-minded as a pact with the Devil".
Cattle raiding, a longstanding practice among pastoralists in South Sudan, was historically governed by cultural authorities and ritual prohibitions.
