Sentence examples for tradition steps from inspiring English sources

Now, into the tradition steps Zachary Mason with "The Lost Books of the Odyssey".

I try to enjoy the simplicity of it, but really, I want A Fuss. Thankfully, in the evening, when the children arrive, tradition steps in to fill the gaps and restore a semblance of fuss.

"Never did I see anyone in that tradition step out and do anything for people who were different from them".

Thus, while it may seem that Mr. Tyson is only pulling a stunt — "doing a Shatner," to coin a phrase — he is actually partaking of a grand old tradition, stepping into the shoes of mighty forebears to whom he has been compared in other ways.

While most English productions during this period were in the realistic tradition, several steps were being taken toward nonillusionistic staging.

Their new piece, "The Tale: Npinpee Nckutchie and the Tail of the Golden Dek," applies the black American folk tradition of "stepping" to traditional African mating rituals.

His new work, "THE TALE: NPINPEE NCKUTCHIE AND THE TAIL OF THE GOLDEN DEK," which will be performed Wednesday through Saturday and Feb. 22 to 25 at Dance Theater Workshop, draws on the black American folk tradition of stepping as well as contemporary popular music, 1930's jazz and traditional songs from Senegal and Trinidad.

(In the grand tradition, scalpers stepped in to help the needy).

Dutch monarchs have a tradition of stepping down to favour their offspring.

Mandela broke with the "strong man" tradition by stepping down after one term.

"What we've done is basically extend that tradition one step further into a fully formed serialized television show".