Sentence examples for marvellous tradition from inspiring English sources
'The Liberal tradition is a marvellous tradition.
Well, if we are to emulate the traditions of the marvellous private-school sector what is needed are lots of untrained recent university graduates - preferably teaching in the very schools they went to themselves.
McBride's prose — "Head back gulping the thicky flow" — is, in marvellous ways, continuous with this visceral tradition.
But there are a number of stories here that show Proulx at her marvellous best, uncovering the slow, dull traditions of small-town life as they are exposed to harsh circumstance and intrusive modernity.
Her staging, as she puts it in a programme note, is "about taking inspiration from the Spanish tradition of the grotesque and the marvellous and making a synthesis of it".
Or to something more in the tradition of Thatcherism's real Victorian Values: "All power is marvellous, absolute power is absolutely marvellous"?
It was a marvellous period for British music, with the Celts leading the way in the folk tradition and David Munrow charging into medieval and baroque classical music.
Yet the tradition lives on at Killerton where row upon row of fruit trees provide a marvellous sight.
Marvellous, marvellous, absolutely splendid.
