Sentence examples for time of tradition from inspiring English sources

Thanksgiving is a time of tradition: turkey, family and, for the past 84 years, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

At a time of tradition and taboo, she stood her ground and spoke out on behalf of others.

Christmas is a time of tradition for many families, but the word "tradition" can sometimes feel synonymous with routine and repetition, like a month spent listening to the chorus of Paul McCartney's Wonderful Christmastime.

A time of tradition, a time of s'mores.

The school nurses expressed difficulties with the charting of social and mental health issues, due to lack of time, tradition, structure of the journal, and ethical considerations [ 31, 43].

However, since lamb is a somewhat unusual meat for Czechs -- and not one that most people are very fond of -- over time, the tradition of eating real lamb has been replaced by a symbolic lamb.

This type of despicable behavior is part and parcel of a time-worn tradition of Slut-Shaming.

Even Wall Street ogres can claim to be partaking of a time-honored tradition of gutting the U.S. Treasury at the expense of the ignorant masses.

Koppula says that this time honored tradition of staring at the television and repeatedly hitting a button is actually a highly efficient means of content selection.

Many of their young riders are children of settled gypsies who, adapting to city life, have brought with them the time old tradition of horse ownership.

It's a photographic process whose results can last for centuries, incorporating Moon's themes of time and tradition into the final products themselves.