Sentence examples for tradition building from inspiring English sources
Some artists exercise that impulse entirely within the jazz tradition, building on roughly a century of precedent (or, in too many cases, just a choice decade or two).
It's crazily surreal, engaging and funny in the best Marvel tradition, building to a whiplash-twist reveal that sports with the ever-present idea of duplicity and betrayal within the Avengers' ranks themselves.
What we said: Crazily surreal, engaging and funny in the best Marvel tradition, building to a whiplash-twist reveal that sports with the ever-present idea of duplicity and betrayal within the Avengers' ranks themselves.
The idea for WAM started when Kelen saw that one of the island's most distinctive traditions – building the Marshallese canoes that for centuries had sailed thousands of miles across the Pacific to islands as far away as Hawaii with which they traded – had nearly been lost.
Manhattan has a long tradition of building commercial buildings, housing and public institutions.
Most of the rural and suburban settlements in Nepal have established their own tradition in building construction apart from the recent modern reinforced concrete (RC) construction, which dominates only in urban areas and newer settlements.
The design, he said, is both contemporary and "part of a tradition — the building belongs at Princeton". The buildings will be faced with glass and large stone panels with a warm color similar to that of Nassau Hall and Stanhope Hall, McCoy said.
Building with earth is usually regarded as a 'non-engineered' construction technique with roots in a rich tradition of building heritage that needs to be maintained.
The work builds on SLAC's decades-long tradition of building specialized electronics and detectors to capture results from particle physics experiments, from bubble-chamber experiments to BaBar.
There is no local tradition of building on stilts, but that doesn't matter.
"It's just crazy how the tradition is building in the actual city".
