Sentence examples for observing tradition from inspiring English sources

Observing tradition the islanders left an open Bible and a small pile of oats in each house, locked all the doors and at 7 am boarded the Harebell.

We all have our own way of observing traditions.

The desire to observe tradition preserved the dome in the early era of iron and steel construction.

A scribe for two decades after a career on Wall Street, he said he observed tradition in writing the Torah, and wears a skullcap and a tallit, or prayer shawl.

Now people are more open, curious, ready to listen".In a survey of religious beliefs and practices among Jewish Israelis conducted in 2009, 46% defined themselves as secular, but only 16% said they did not observe tradition at all.

So it was chiefly the desire to observe tradition that preserved the dome in the early era of iron and steel construction, and, with rare exceptions (Halle aux Blés, Paris; the Coal Exchange, London), 19th-century examples retained masonry forms without exploiting the advantages of metal.

Shavuot for most Israelis was the festival when people eat cheesecake.In a survey of religious beliefs and practices among Jewish Israelis, 46% defined themselves as secular, but only 16% said they did not observe tradition at allSpecial report Alive and well A buffet to suit all tastes An open invitation Talmud and cheesecake More Jewish than thou Who is a Jew?

One occasionally observed tradition has been to schedule important events to coincide with the Glorious Fourth.

It's a solidly observed tradition, too, I think because of the dual appeal to Northern Europe's rival Christian and Black Metal populations.

This period marked the beginning of an inconsistently observed "tradition" of having a "Catholic seat" on the court.

H.H. Sheikha Moza bint Nasser, the most respected and celebrated woman of Qatar, once described Qatar as "a rising homeland that confidently embraces modernization and proudly observes tradition" (personal speech, Msheirab Enrichment Centre, Qatar).