Sentence examples for tradition of supplying from inspiring English sources

It is the end of a long tradition of supplying ships to the Navy for the south coast yard, and comes in anticipation of a "significant" reduction in workload when the current aircraft carrier programme towards the second half of next year.

Denmark has a long and proud tradition of supplying quality products and services.

The county has a long tradition of supplying freestone and building stone.

The truth is that the tradition of supplying intimate answers to bold questions originated as a Victorian parlor game, and in 1890, a teenage Marcel Proust (1871-1922) indulged in the fad.

The UK has a long tradition of supplying doctors to New Zealand dating back to early colonial settlement and, in 1875, the founding of its first medical school [ 41].

SIIL had a long tradition of supplying vaccines to resource-limited countries through UNICEF; hence, MVP's goal of broad use of the new MenA conjugate vaccine at an affordable price was not a problem, because it fitted into SIIL's business model of supplying quality vaccines at low cost and in high quantities.

Standing in the tradition of Derek Raymond, who supplies its epigraph, it cleverly explores questions of sexual identity and the deep roots of evil and violence with pinpoint accuracy.

And to the extent that this year's Oscars will uphold this tradition, supplying a dash of sentimentality, sweet (those "Slumdog Millionaire" kids) or bitter (Heath Ledger), a spoonful of suspense (Mickey Rourke or Sean Penn?) and perhaps even a surprise (Melissa Leo!), they may exceed the low expectations that surround them.

The tradition supplied the premise of the 1955 film "The Seven Year Itch," in which a husband alone in the city struck up a flirtation with the Marilyn Monroe character by offering the sanctuary of his air-conditioned apartment.

But then the Greek sources fall silent, and Indic literary tradition supplies only the usual web of timeless legendry.

The move may be consistent with the Saudi tradition of keeping oil markets well supplied whenever conflict has loomed in the Middle East, said Edward L. Morse, executive adviser at the Hess Energy Trading Company.