Sentence examples for tradition stuck from inspiring English sources

He received a finisher's belt buckle just like the horsemen got, and the tradition stuck.

But in 1981, President Reagan made an Inaugural Day visit to the room, and the tradition stuck.

The other guests enjoyed it - and the tradition stuck.

The tradition stuck and has continued far past when most people know what a time ball was used for.

Anthropologist Marta Lodico felt Ethiopia is a place where modernity and tradition stick together inharmoniously.

Melanie DeMore is one of the most outstanding vocal artists of today helping to preserve the African-American folk tradition through song and Gullah stick pounding and is the subject of a documentary on the tradition, Stick and Pound.

Originally borne out of the theatrical tradition of women playing young boys, it seems this tradition has stuck around for Peter Pan – especially in most panto versions.

Though the Pilgrims (likely) didn't eat our traditional foods during the Thanksgiving feast, we are lucky that this tradition has stuck, giving us days upon days of delicious family meals.

This international tradition has stuck.

For so long, we have followed tradition, and stuck to the familiar pages in the book.

The first Towel Day was set up two weeks later by fans still reeling from Adams's unexpected death, and the 25 May tradition has stuck.