Sentence examples for tradition of serving from inspiring English sources

Mr. Thornton continues the Weinberg tradition of serving on the Ford board.

The French have a tradition of serving only odd numbers of cheeses: three, five or seven.

Sephardi customers like Paula Crane of Great Neck, however, continue a family tradition of serving rice during Passover.

And she's interested in continuing the tradition of serving as a spokesperson for education before the state legislature.

Since taking office in May, Mr. Weidmann has continued the Bundesbank tradition of serving as the voice of prudence in the euro zone.

The school was founded in 1883 and has a long tradition of serving Washington's political elite: president Richard Nixon's daughter, Trisha, was a student there in the 1970s.

And it is approving about the church's increasingly close cooperation with the military, describing it as a means of returning servicemen to the time-honored Orthodox traditions of serving the homeland.

Each has their own traditions of serving, using as a medicine, and preparation.

He and his sister, Stephanie, run three small restaurants with the deliciously complex name of Olneyville New York System — though, to Mr. Stevens, the name stands for family honor, tradition and decades of serving wieners "all the way," with meat sauce, diced onions and celery salt.

The death of Firefighter Slutman, 43, highlighted a tradition of firefighters serving dual roles in the military.

It is this commitment, which I have seen nurtured in law students and fully realized in law school graduates, that leads me to conclude confidently that with the ongoing support of community-based clinical programs, the next generation will continue the tradition of lawyers serving at the forefront of the social justice movement.