Sentence examples for losing tradition from inspiring English sources

"We had to overcome a losing tradition, the sense that everybody expected you to lose every week.

A losing tradition has been the backdrop to the team's sales of personal seat licenses at the Jets' and Giants' new stadium.

Now, the Nats will find out if the edgy Werth makes their team more fiery or if the franchise's losing tradition will douse some of his flame.

He recognizes that the Jets are a long-beleaguered franchise with a losing tradition, and that saying they are a great team with a noble past — "play like a Jet" ought to be a laugh line, but he made it something else — is sound psychology, as Jeeves would say.

Yet, midway through the season, Theus evaluated the team's situation thusly: "We no longer have a monkey (the Bulls' losing tradition) on our backs.

"And we can't lose tradition, especially now".

He is looking for his lost home and his lost tradition.

It was also an attempt to revive a lost tradition in American politics.

As a result, the sharp ideological swings that characterised British politics for most of the 20th century now seem part of an ancient and (happily) lost tradition.

What I had considered an innovation thus turned out to be a lost tradition in English sculpture…" The postwar years in St Ives saw Hepworth return to carving.

The location of this vast new enterprise is not simply a question of reviving a lost tradition, but of common-sense logistics.