Sentence examples for make a tradition from inspiring English sources

"Now they see we have a chance to make a tradition of our own".

"One great year doesn't make a tradition," James told The New York Times before the 1992 season.

The citadel of opera had never seemed more open, more part of the life of New York; perhaps the Met will make a tradition of bringing opera into the plaza.

I've been lucky enough to make a tradition of touring Australia and New Zealand over the British winter, basing myself in Sydney for up to three months at a time.

For dinners and breakfasts, many families, like the Steichens, make a tradition of eating at the Bluebird, a 74-year-old restaurant that offers up 22 desserts with its brunch buffet on weekends.

Mr. Corea, the pianist, has started to make a tradition of rolling into the Blue Note for New Year's, and this is the most recent acoustic band convened by the ever-hungry musician, with the bassist and pianist Avishai Cohen and the drummer Jeff Ballard.

Though maybe if they made a tradition out of that, it would seem less weird.

This series has made a tradition of doing flashback season finales.

For decades, Jewish families made a tradition out of vacationing at a cluster of Borscht Belt resorts.

Biennial Buys The Whitney Museum of American Art has made a tradition of buying a selection of works it features in its Biennials.

In New York City, enthusiasts include a motorcycle gang that has made a tradition of meeting the first shipment at Kennedy International Airport.