Sentence examples for the custom from from inspiring English sources

And television has kept up the custom, from "Bewitched" to "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch".

When Spanish conquistadors celebrated Carnaval in the 16th century, the Tlaxcala observed the custom from afar.

The amount spent in those that are left has remained steady since the last recession – after taking inflation into account – suggesting the remaining pubs and bars have soaked up the custom from those that have closed.

The South Koreans expected to receive the ball back, as is the custom, from the opposition but instead Kader Keita of Ivory Coast and the Senegalese striker Mamodou Niang combined to score as the shocked Suwon players stood in the Qatari half.

I.422), and from the analogy of the Romans, who, borrowing the custom from the Etruscans, raised the same triple shrine on the Capitol, we may conclude it was upon the Acropolis or highest part of the city.

Swedish folklore documents the custom from the 18th into the 20th century.

Within this context, the Māori education system develops, providing the first principles or ground rules, and the customs from which "one would guide oneself" (cf., Kowhai Consulting Ltd. 2004).

By using the customs from a 54-year-old Italian master roaster, Beanisimo Coffee's products will surpass all of its competition.

Their protest was against the custom, inherited from the Middle Ages, in which bosses (or feudal lords) compelled sexual services from the young women who worked for them.

The custom dates from medieval times.

The custom, imported from China, had a long history in Japan.