Sentence examples for tradition whenever from inspiring English sources

As is tradition whenever the Tigers win, the intersection of College Street and Magnolia Avenue in Auburn, Ala.

"The ancient Romans had a tradition: Whenever one of their engineers constructed an arch, as the capstone was hoisted into place, the engineer assumed accountability for his work in the most profound way possible: He stood under the arch".

Ms. Zabroskaya, who believes that President Putin is trying to broker an inter-Korean summit meeting here this fall, said, "In Soviet times, there was a tradition that whenever a Soviet leader came to Vladivostok, the North Korean leader would come to Vladivostok".

Bonaventure constructs a view of the physical world that is indebted to both of his fundamental sources, but ultimately gives the Scriptural text and the related Patristic tradition precedence whenever his sources come into conflict.

It's a tradition that whenever someone has a birthday you put up a note in the city's only shop to invite everyone round.

It's a tradition they have whenever one of their movies opens.

Perhaps this amorous Aussie investigator was inspired not by Cupid, but by our own American Association for the Advancement of Science, which has a long tradition of meeting, whenever possible, on Valentine's Day.

This Great British tradition takes place whenever government documents become 30 years old, and they are generally released at New Year or in "silly season" – AKA the summer, when political journalists have so little to do they get sent to cover the tennis.

In the Mahayana countries of Nepal, Tibet, China, Japan, Mongolia, and Korea, the same iconographic traditions are observed whenever an image or painting of Shakyamuni is required.

"It's a time-honored tradition — blame the nurse whenever anything goes wrong".

It's also worth singling out Brady Dougan of Credit Suisse, a firm that has a storied tradition of finding trouble whenever there is trouble to be found.