Sentence examples for tradition built from inspiring English sources

For the tradition, built from the ground up.

The tradition built here, he was part of the construction.

It's a culinary tradition built around making ingredients taste most of themselves.

His popular tracks were endlessly recycled and rerecorded, often without his knowledge or permission, in a musical tradition built on borrowing and collaborating.

Roha, capital of the Zague dynasty for about 300 years, was renamed for its most distinguished monarch, Lalībela (late 12th early 13th century), who according to tradition built the 11 monolithic churches for which the place is famous.

With the temperature hovering in the low 60s on Friday and heavy rainstorms rolling across the city, the outdoor cafes that have become a Moscow summer tradition, built with awnings and roofs for just such contingencies, did brisk business.

Philosophers working in this tradition build computer programs employing methods of heuristic selective search (e.g., Langley et al. 1987).

But area tribes, who have treaty fishing rights and traditions built around local salmon, point beyond scientific concerns.

The majority felt the club's traditions, built on a loyal fan base and great teams including the Busby Babes and currently Fergie's Fledglings would just be tarnished forever.

The British ballet tradition was built on Russian classicism, Italian verve and English reserve.

That morning, Wood and Miliband talked about Konrad Adenauer and the Christian Democrat tradition that built Germany's post-second world war economic miracle.