Sentence examples for recent traditions from inspiring English sources

In a concession to recent traditions, it comes from a roast, not a true tenderloin, though it is still served in a pitch-perfect, slightly sour sauce, which approaches a dessert pudding in its richness and depth of flavor.

Through Jan . 10The history of the Ndebele people of South Africa extends back to the 17th century, but their famous beadwork and painted houses are relatively recent traditions.

Ryan reaches back to the archetypes of Irish literature – the terrible father, the wanton country girl; the peat-black comedy of Flann O'Brien and dramatic rhythms of Yeats and Synge – as well as more recent traditions.

Borrowing characters and plots from bawdy works written by the Roman playwright Plautus around 200 B.C., Burt Shevelove and Larry Gelbart mixed in the more recent traditions of burlesque and vaudeville to concoct a daffy comedy that has often been enhanced by actors' asides and directorial flourishes.

However there are regional, and relatively recent, traditions among royalty, and the samādhi mandir is a memorial temple for a saint.

The IOC has retroactively assigned gold, silver and bronze medals to the three best placed athletes in each event to comport with more recent traditions.

Most nights we eat the traditional Nepali dish of daal bhat, sometimes followed by the more recent tradition in Nepali cuisine, apple pie.

"This is a very recent tradition," Mr. Cuomo said.

Recent tradition is that Australian captains leave the team when they give up the job.

First it will elect a speaker, by recent tradition a Sunni Arab.

In keeping with recent tradition the Academy brushed off the best box-office performers.