Sentence examples for passed-down traditions from inspiring English sources

It creates lifelong memories and passed-down traditions.

Understand your heritage; parents want to pass down traditions.

"It was sort of a passed-down obsession," Mr. Duffy said.

Left: Chef Richard Hutchinson cooks passed-down recipes at Jackson Soul Food in historic Overtown.

Chef Richard Hutchinson cooks passed-down recipes at Jackson Soul Food in historic Overtown.

The space is filled with a mix of passed-down family heirlooms and signs that a sportsman lives there.

A striking example of genetically passed-down traits is the identical genetic code that any organism with eyes must have and shares (from invertebrates to mammals).

Older family members who brought these little nuggets of passed-down wisdom from other countries and would readily speak them to me, my sister and cousins.

It was fine entertainment and it would make your eyes cross, but, in my opinion, it arose more from blue-collar culture and passed-down folkways of speaking than malice or even prejudice.

These were passed-down memories of remote pagan rituals, with echoes of a folk culture beyond organised faith, as evidenced in the current British Folk Art exhibition at Tate Britain.

We can reconstruct the evolutionary past by comparing the sequences of this passed-down DNA because, occasionally, copying errors — mutations — occur between generations, so that within any lineage the DNA sequences change slowly over time.