Sentence examples for making traditions from inspiring English sources

Normandy and Brittany each have long cider making traditions, dating back as far as the twelfth century.

Experts argue over what constitutes the high point of India's jewelry making traditions, but there is broad agreement that the Mughal courts produced the most spectacular pieces in the mid 1600s.

Ashkenazi Jews from Vienna and Budapest brought sophisticated pastry making traditions to Israel.

The statistical evaluation of the data revealed that the Byzantine glasses from Pergamon represent at least three different glass production technologies, one of which had not previously been recognised in the glass making traditions of the Mediterranean.

Little is known, however, about the manufacture of Byzantine glass and its relationship to the glass making traditions of the eastern Mediterranean, as there is a distinct lack of analytical data of glass from the heartlands of the Byzantine Empire.

Acknowledging the achievement of Hitler's architects was another way of making tradition dangerous, and so making it live.

Fans of the sober German clock making tradition would do well to look up Erwin Sattler, a 54-year-old Bavarian firm known for producing table clocks, ship clocks, grandfather clocks and pendulum clocks.

In those days, many viol and violin makers were active in Northern Italy and there are significant distinctive features for each local making tradition [3].

Its wine making tradition goes back almost four centuries, to 1647, when Dutch colonists first planted European vinifera grapes on Manhattan Island.

Within the violin making tradition there have been many reported 'secrets' of the Cremonese makers although usually with little or no supporting documentation.

In countries that do not have a wine making tradition, store bought vinegar is nothing more than diluted industrial acetic acid.