Sentence examples for norwegian tradition from inspiring English sources

"That's Norwegian tradition".

"It's a Norwegian tradition," Tolnaes says.

We spent most of the rest of our time walking along rocky mountain paths (ancient Norwegian tradition, and contemporary Norwegian law, guarantee unlimited public access to all rural lands) and picking wildflowers.

In Norwegian tradition they have been formally named.

In its way "Reprise" is a rebellion against the Norwegian dramatic tradition and the social-realist tenets that informed Mr. Trier's film education in London.

Yet Copland is in an odd position: not of representing the "American sound," but of having invented a style that for many listeners became the "American sound," just as Grieg invented a Norwegian folk tradition.

One is reminded of Grieg, who created a Norwegian folk tradition out of thin air and made it sound as if it had been in place for 400 years.

"In accordance with Norwegian parliamentary tradition, I will seek the resignation of my government after the presentation of the national budget on October 14, when it's clear that there is a parliamentary basis for a new government," he said.

A section on cookbooks includes "Norwegian Food Traditions," "Simply Lebanese" and "Sylvia's Soul Food".

Yet the majority of residents in the nursing homes in this study where ethnic Norwegians and well known with the Norwegian church traditions.

The party identifies itself in the preamble of its platform as a liberal (liberalistisk; "liberal, libertarian") party, built on Norwegian and Western traditions and cultural heritage, with a basis in a Christian understanding of life and humanist values.