Sentence examples for lovely tradition from inspiring English sources

I love tea breaks, it's a lovely tradition.

The contest was a lovely tradition that was stuttering, staggering.

Some South Africans ask, what happened to the lovely tradition of singing during a match?

Less odd, perhaps, are "World of Golf" and the thriller "Tainted Evidence". Same goes for James Patterson's "Cat & Mouse". Highlighting books in holiday decorations is a lovely tradition.

Next time I pour a glass I'll say "skaal" and honor the article's author and the beautiful culture that created such a lovely tradition.

A lovely tradition of welcome had been commodified and packaged so that even though the flowers were fresh and wild and lovely they - like the women offering them to us - might as well have been plastic.

The almanack dinner has a few rather lovely traditions, not least the fact that, alongside past cricketers of the year stretching back to the 1950s, the publishers invite the country's top schoolboy player along too, meaning there is at least one person in the room who is not drinking.

It's as if our clients are saying, "We like who you are, and you've made a great first impression with a lovely, tradition-minded campus with caring faculty, where people still perform Shakespeare.

Anna Plagriculturaly, agricultural expert at M&S said: "New season British lamb is a lovely family tradition for Easter and we're delighted we're able to offer customers the first of the season just in time for Easter.

Looking to get your family in on this lovely Southern tradition?

My school, which is joyfully unfaithful, has a lovely Christmas tradition.