Sentence examples for renewed tradition from inspiring English sources

"I started buying them when my mom told me about the renewed tradition in the early 1990s.

And before the game, in a renewed tradition, the Brick Oven pizza shop on Main Street was host to hundreds of teenagers.

"Sometimes when a parent has died, the children feel the need to renew tradition," Sheblom said.

Judges praised the label - home to Dame Kiri Te Kanawa and Nicola Benedetti - for "renewing tradition, nurturing musicians and enriching lives".

He wants to renew traditions, not just to borrow from them.

By Calvin Tomkins Ray's work continually mines the history of sculpture in an attempt to renew traditions.

The article explains that Carl has renewed the tradition of Wednesday soirees in his apartment, as Sigmund Freud once did in his own apartment in the Berggasse (now a museum – we wrote about that here).

'Rather, after two sessions of renewed democratic tradition, we are a country weighing the options for our future.' Yesterday's ceremonial opening of the third session of the reconvened Scottish Parliament - which was adjourned in 1707, not abolished - was a mixture of pomp and circumstance combined with a celebration of modern Scotland.

Thus, the attribution of Deuteronomy to Moses tends to place Israel in an advanced stage of its history when kings and a centralized cult were contemporary concerns under the requirements of renewed ancient traditions.

McDowell focuses in particular on the dialectical, organic relation between tradition and the subject who comes at the same time to understand, to continue, and to renew that tradition.

It would be nice to see Paula Wagner and Mr. Cruise renew the tradition.