Sentence examples for tradition has served from inspiring English sources

But, says the KMA, the established tradition has served its members well.

The State of the Union address is a century-old tradition that has served to set the president's agenda for the coming year and reflect on the previous one in front of Congress and the country.

The Adelaide Review: A chef who has studied Australia's native cooking traditions (and has served emu, wild ginger and water lilies at his Adelaide restaurant) wrote this essay on Australia's "bush foods".

The "Australian tradition of autodidactism" has served Australian cricket well for 130-odd years.

I'm not condemning the black culinary tradition, because it has served us well over the years, throughout slavery.

Copeland's rise to fame, despite the centuries of tradition working against her, has served as an inspiration for young dancers who don't fit the mold around the world.

He believes himself to be an ecclesial mutt and cherishes the variety of traditions in which he has served.

California's 15th District History and tradition suggest that Representative Pete Stark, who has served nearly four decades, should cruise to re-election, and maybe indeed he will.

Farallon in San Francisco has prepared them in a sauce over grilled Spanish mackerel, and Spiaggia in Chicago has served sea urchin with spaghetti, a tradition in Sicilian cooking.

It also has served as the repository of Ethiopia's literary tradition and its visual arts.

"Such visions have been incorporated into Christian tradition and have served, among other things, to confirm for Christians their own identification with God and to demonize their opponents — first other Jews, then pagans, and later dissident Christians called heretics," Pagels writes.