Sentence examples for the tradition of preparing from inspiring English sources

Moreover, mothers in both the bilingual and monolingual groups practice the tradition of preparing traditional obento lunches for their children that is important to Japanese socialization practices.

It's the tradition of preparing fermented vegetables, and it happens nation-wide during November and December to preserve a boatload of vegetables for consumption in the winter months.

The military and foreign service have a tradition of preparing personnel and their families, but corporations "are really the newcomers," said Anne P. Copeland, executive director of the Interchange Institute, a research and consulting organization in Brookline, Mass.

So when I showed up with three other visitors in our Unfriendly Black Aunties friend group Sunday to prepare brunch for one another, we stood in the kitchen and, in the tradition of our ancestors, prepared the meal barefoot ― infusing love in each step, each dash of seasoning and each creak of the oven door.

The tradition of sitting down to a meal prepared with the same tenderness that I felt for those around the table eating it was a constant.

So naturally, a guy named Charlie in the UK has decided to memorialize this year's competition with an Instagram campaign he calls "The World Cup of Eggs," wherein he is preparing eggs in the tradition of each of the 32 teams in the tournament.

This perspective was in stark contrast with the tradition of many kindergartens in Singapore, whose main goal was to prepare students for the Primary One curriculum (Khoo 2010).

As the African American community prepared to embark on this journey to freedom- the tradition of celebrating Freedom's Eve became a custom and cultural ritual.

Mr. Peter, who in the tradition of the artist-photographer Peter Beard mingles smoothly with both the third world and the Upper East Side, was preparing another for the designer Tory Burch.

What happened to the tradition of liberalism?

The tradition of Gallican independence remained.