Sentence examples for tradition of course from inspiring English sources
Actors turning to writing is a time-honored tradition, of course.
Preferring the slow road — the byway, the back road — has a long tradition, of course.
That's a tradition born out of tradition of course, and that tradition is nasty uniforms.
The toxic antibody in the tradition, of course, is Leni Riefenstahl, who died last year, at the age of a hundred and one.
Standup was a descendant of the music-hall tradition, of course, but it was a slimmed-down version, which relied almost exclusively on the verbal.
So categorical a rejection of faith in the public square is impossible to reconcile with our political traditions, of course.
Many of those traditions, of course, are borrowed from Europe, where raw-milk cheeses have long been embedded in eating habits and are more generally considered safe.
Both traditions, of course, rely on the Quran as the ultimate authoritative text.
Other celebratory traditions of course include: wearing green, displaying shamrocks and eating corned beef and cabbage stew.
All these traditions, of course, heighten the risk of HIV infection.
