Sentence examples for schools traditions from inspiring English sources

Slipping backwards and forwards in time, The Grandmaster interweaves themes of ancient loyalty and modern betrayal around a narrative predicated upon the interplay between the differing schools, traditions and movements of myriad martial arts disciplines.

Describing the breadth of the available files, the Library's webpage reads, "many schools, traditions, and genres are represented, notably surimono, privately distributed prints combining pictures and poetry, and prints from the Russo-Japanese and Sino-Japanese wars.

What companies want are students with inside knowledge of school traditions and campus hotspots.

Old-school traditions, such as boot cleaning and dressing-room domesticity, represent a rite of passage which breeds respect.

ON the University of Virginia's website, next to a photo of parents of current students, there is a plea to join them in supporting school traditions by signing up for the Parents Committee; a separate link prompts parents to contribute $2,500 to $25,000 annually.

In message boards and interviews, a few former students speculated whether the Oprichniki mentality lives on or if the name might still be used informally by girls who are strict about school traditions, including the practice of holding a Miss-Porter's-only prom.

This signals that we are dealing with deep differences in school traditions between countries.

Outside the classroom, students participate in clubs, athletics and school traditions.

Many school traditions revolve around sporting events, especially football.

Some of the school traditions date to the 1890s, while others have been introduced more recently.

CEP organized "citizenship schools" across the south, informal learning sites drawing from Danish folk school traditions.