Sentence examples for tradition home from inspiring English sources

Some take the tradition home: two of America's best-known violin-makers, Joseph Curtin and Gregg Alf, trained in Cremona.

ALVIN YOUNGBLOOD HART: 'START WITH THE SOUL' (Hannibal/Rykodisc) Some artists are lucky enough to call tradition home; for them, the trick is not to get trapped.

By tradition "home" in America has for 300 years been a place a man works and saves to get-a place he invests his blood and gold in, something that is to be an honest mellowing care, its domestic responsibilities the very essence of his being.

The dress code for the All England Club, the steeped-in-tradition home of the Wimbledon tennis tournament, is usually unwavering: wear white.

RUTGERS UNIVERSITY - CAMDEN "Sowing Traditions: Home Grown in New Jersey," costumes, quilts and other textile works.

RUTGERS UNIVERSITY - CAMDEN "Sowing Traditions: Home Grown in New Jersey," costumes, quilts and other textile works by Kumiko Murashima, Eudokia Sorochaniuk, Armando Sosa, Phyllis Walker and Ivanette Yearsley.

In the wake of the pillage of Iraq's museums and archives, the émigrés who had once made Baghdad the Arab world's art capital feel a responsibility to carry their oral traditions home.

Significant barriers to access included cost, transport and family tradition of home delivery with a traditional midwife.

It takes huge efforts to change this tradition of home deliveries and lack of skilled attendance during delivery in home setting.

Brought up in a strongly patriarchal family, Aksakov was educated in the pseudoclassical tradition at home, at school, and at the newly founded university in Kazan.

The rite of a family doing battle with an essay "sets up an intellectual tradition at home that doesn't necessarily exist if it comes from an outside source," Mr. Levin said.