Sentence examples for the tradition of using from inspiring English sources

The tradition of using local materials continues to this day.

The tradition of using logos as a playful form of resistance in fashion was last big in the 90s, too.

The Tour de France is preparing to end the tradition of using podium girls to greet stage winners.

The difficulty of fusha may have contributed to the tradition of using foreign languages to educate Egyptian university students in technical subjects.

The smokiness comes from the tradition of using peat — bog soil made of decomposed vegetable matter that was harvested to fuel kilns used for drying barley.

"The tradition of using popular songs in campaigns goes back before George Washington," said Oscar Brand, who recorded 43 of them for his album "Presidential Campaign Songs 1789-1996".

Greek surnames were widely in use by the 9th century supplanting the ancient tradition of using the father's name, however Greek surnames are most commonly patronymics.

The International Science & Engineering Visualization Challenge honors the long tradition of using illustration to communicate the complexities of science, engineering, and technology to students and the public.

The background in the sequence references the Hanna Barbera tradition of using backgrounds over and over and making it look like there is an "endless living room".

We should be proud of them and the British tradition of using the minimum necessary force".

In 1962, Jr. had another son by his third wife, Yvette Diago, and named him Adam Clayton Powell Diago, in deference to the Hispanic tradition of using the mother's surname as a second last name (Ms. Diago was Puerto Rican).