Sentence examples for tradition of coming from inspiring English sources

Spanking fetishists don't have a tradition of coming out.

The movie is in the fish-out-of-water tradition of Coming to America and many others.

My alma mater has a tradition of coming "close, but not quite" to the finals and even in its best years the team is usually eliminated early.

"There is always a feeling of immense accomplishment and … superiority is not quite the right word, but you feel the tradition of coming out at that time is different to other events.

While comic book villains have a long and time-honoured tradition of coming back from the other side, Rocksteady's Creative Director Sefton Hill confirmed at Arkham City's launch that the clown prince of crime is gone for good – at least in the Rocksteady canon.

Jones is fed up with what he sees as a Japanese tradition of coming good at the end of games and being happy with a few consolation scores - as happened 12 years ago when Wales last played in Osaka, winning 64-10 after scoring 52 unanswered points before the break.

As untraditional as the affair might seem, the men were actually following a long tradition of Americans coming here to break the conventions of the day, do something illegal, or simply live as they wished.

"Within the Greater Manchester area, it's part of our tradition to come together at times of tragedy.

And to many in the area, the bus's tradition of separation comes with little surprise or indignation.

The Theravada tradition of Buddhism came to Thailand from Sri Lanka and is shared by peoples in Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia, and parts of southern China and southern Vietnam.

Many prominent Republicans have declined to endorse the Tea Party candidate, Sharron Angle, causing some to attack one another publicly and ignoring the party's tradition of unity come campaign time.