Sentence examples for some tradition from inspiring English sources

There is some tradition there.

Still, some tradition is required.

Does it unwind into mere structureless ranting and raving or does it suggest some tradition of thought or belief?

"Any good potter takes from some tradition," said Mr. Johnston, who counts Chagall, Matisse and Picasso as influences.

Take away melody and chords from any trio, and you still have the basic signposts of some tradition; which tradition depends on the band members' personalities and influences.

But North Korea has at least some tradition in the art form, fed in part by ties with the Soviet Union.

MOST of the world's youngsters would love the chance to climb some tradition-bound company's seniority ladder, however slowly; or indeed to get a job of any sort.

Some tradition-minded fans still hold wins in the highest regard while proponents of newer statistics are ready to eliminate them from their evaluations.

In both instances, the reason for getting an early start is the same: with an uncertain economy, the goal is to gather ye consumer dollars while ye may, even if it may peeve some tradition-minded shoppers.

Astrid Lindgren, the Swedish writer whose rollicking, anarchic books about Pippi Longstocking rattled some tradition-bound Swedes when they first appeared almost 60 years ago but came to captivate millions of children around the world, died yesterday at her home in Stockholm.

Some traditions refuse to die.