Sentence examples for tradition of working from inspiring English sources
My husband and I have a tradition of working while playing.
However, there is no tradition of working with these principles in Sweden and the programme's redistributional effects need to be taken into account when designing the programme.
Our tradition of working in ways that are best for the department versus for our area or for ourselves.
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".
The Belmont was designed by Briggs designers and made of fiberglass, an anomaly for the Briggs tradition of working in metal.
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.
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.
But it also becomes a touching valentine to a whole tradition of working-class theater, from secular miracle plays to Mr. Pinter's world of weighted pauses and monosyllables.
Doing gigs in the coalfields connected me to a tradition of working-class resistance older and less tarnished than the Marxism I'd been offered as a side order at Rock Against Racism demos in the late 70s.
In both countries a strong tradition of working-class commitment for womens rights empowerment was, indeed, carried out by the major workers organizations; however, the international spring of the second-wave womens movement questioned the value of this traditional approach and encouraged new critical reflections as well as the development of alternative practices.
"I was born to atheism," she writes, "and raised in it, by people who had derived their own atheism from a proud tradition of working-class rejection of authority in all its forms, whether vested in bosses or priests, gods or demons.
