Sentence examples for time tradition from inspiring English sources

But at holiday time, tradition creeps up on you.

In golf, major championships are usually held at courses aged by time, tradition and history.

It is a Christmas time tradition dating to 1900, and it has nothing to do with Jesus or Santa.

This same dynamic is at work in Ms. Mukherjee's new novel, "Desirable Daughters," but this time tradition -- as represented by India, by family and by religious belief -- exerts as strong a hold over her characters as the American dream.

People may have faith in a particular political or social order because it has been there for a long time (tradition), because they have faith in the rulers (charisma), or because they trust its legality specifically the rationality of the rule of law (Weber 1990 [1918] 19644).

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].

In Anne Arundel County there are many enduring or endearing holiday time traditions – some go back for decades, others are fairly new.

A long-time tradition in the community of using the service of traditional birth attendants, who had been the only delivery service providers for many years before the National Health System started, was also mentioned as a reason for community members to use their services during childbirth.

In a long-time tradition in baseball, a well-known figure is given the honour of opening proceedings by throwing the first pitch of the game.

The four-time Tradition winner Jack Nicklaus, who designed the course, was eight shots off the pace in a group that also included the two-time Tradition champion Gil Morgan, the senior tour rookie Lanny Wadkins and the defending champion, Graham Marsh.

Friedrichs is one of more than 20 cases in which conservative, libertarian or anti-union groups are seeking to have courts declare unconstitutional mandatory union fees or even the long-time tradition of exclusive union representation.