Sentence examples for take culture from inspiring English sources

The traditional Communist idea of cultural outreach is to "go down to the countryside" and take culture to the masses, but moving an orchestra to a cornfield or shipyard is so cumbersome that the Shanghai Symphony does so only a few times a year.

Take culture, for example.

As soon as you take culture, belonging, purpose or religion out of the picture, the foundation for long healthy lives collapses.

As Mr. Haygood writes, Sugar Ray was "the first modern prizefighter to take culture — music and grace and dance — into the ring with him".

We vowed to take culture out onto the streets wherever possible and Derry was able to see itself on stage and invite the world to join in.

"We want to take culture out on to the streets, to make it accessible to as many people as possible," said the executive programmer Graeme Farrow.

Now they may need to take cultures routinely, and possibly change the usual antibiotics they prescribe.

Doctors should be particularly alert to the possibility of fungal infections and take cultures before starting treatment.

It is important for the treatment and research which take cultures and societies in Japan into consideration.

It's simple but effective and addresses an ongoing problem with taking culture out of the museum.

Then rejuvenate in the luxurious spa, or by taking culture classes that range from painting to astronomy.