Sentence examples for tradition of work from inspiring English sources

"One of them is that there is a wonderful tradition of work before you, and adding your little tiny pebble onto the cairn of English Literature is an act of hubris".

The basis for his statistical mathematics came from a long tradition of work on the method of least squares approximation, worked out early in the 19th century in order to estimate quantities from repeated astronomical and geodetic measures using probability theory.

Escher was inspired by his explorations of hyperbolic space to visit the Alhambra Palace, in Spain, the apotheosis of the Arab world's incredible tradition of work in the medium of tile.

Navarro, their great-grandson, has maintained that tradition of work.

Curaçao's folk music also includes a rich tradition of work songs with apentatonic lyrics sung in Guene or a Papiamento variant called seshi.

There is a long tradition of work which tries to make this connection through analytic approximations of the equations describing the mechanics of the organism's interaction with the outside world.

My husband and I have a tradition of working while playing.

The Belmont was designed by Briggs designers and made of fiberglass, an anomaly for the Briggs tradition of working in metal.

Church learnt his trade in those same regional theatres, moving from backstage to assistant electrician to stage manager in the time-honoured tradition of "working your way up".

H.P. is betting that customers and developers will welcome a large entrant in the tablet market, especially one with a tradition of working with business customers, unlike Apple.

Jerome ran a more modern, computerized agency, but he upheld the tradition of working with his relatives and forging close bonds with the models themselves.