Sentence examples for tradition dated back from inspiring English sources

The tradition dated back to the ancient Mayans, who would heat rocks over an outdoor fire and carry them into a stone bathhouse.

Mr. Gorlopan, who gave his profession as "traveler," said the tradition dated back to the tiny Slavic tribes that scattered south from Scandinavia — nomads, he said, with "wild souls".

By tradition dated back to the Byzantine era, the king was regarded by the Church as part of her head.

As part of a tradition dating back to 1900, students wear a traditional white dress ensemble for the New Student Orientation Induction Ceremony, when they attend the Founders Day Convocation, and under their caps and gowns during graduation.

That tradition dates back decades.

The Abkhazian literary tradition dates back only to the late 19th century.

They partake of a tradition dating back to John Singer Sargent and Charles Demuth.

For some, the tradition dates back to the 19th century.

A port town, Lewes has a seafaring tradition dating back more than 300 years.

The ghostly watermark preserves a tradition dating back to medieval Italy.

The songs Sabri performed are part of a Sufi tradition dating back to the 13th century.