Sentence examples for open tradition from inspiring English sources

However, Greek affiliated students are still eligible to receive other open Tradition fellowships.

Andy Murray of Britain had to wait through the rain delay, a United States Open tradition these days, to play Alex Bogomolov Jr.

It was her birthday and she had been trying to get some players to sign an oversized tennis ball, a U.S. Open tradition, but to no avail.

They could fix it by letting the ushers scalp the empty seats, but that grand old Open tradition is apparently discouraged, creating a vacuum.

The Super Saturday concept, a United States Open tradition at which the men's semifinals and the women's final were played on the same day, was due to come to an end this year, as the U.S.T.A. committed to giving the players a day of rest between the semifinals and the finals starting in 2013.

It is now a French Open tradition to pile on the news conferences on the Friday of the tournament draw, and in marched the stars, with Novak Djokovic looking particularly satisfied, Serena Williams looking particularly edgy and Andy Murray looking at the screen on his cellphone for what seemed like an eternity before finally lifting his chin to acknowledge his inquisitors.

That was a very difficult thing for many people because it starts to question credibility and is antithetical to the open traditions of scientific inquiry.

Ian Scalzo, the beverage director of the soon-to-open Tradition Bar in San Francisco, says it a relic.

Sharing religious or cultural celebrations opens traditions up, so that we can all get to see, and be a part of, the best, warmest and most generous, most welcoming parts of society.

Today, Mayo's graduate school maintains the open door tradition.

That way, he knew the gates were open and tradition would be upheld".