Sentence examples for traditional beginning from inspiring English sources

*** At the CDU rally hardly anything is traditional, beginning with the fact that the cynosure of all eyes is a woman: Angela Merkel, Chancellor of the Federal Republic.

There is a traditional beginning: "Your mother is so fat (thin, hairy, ugly dirty etc).

Yet rarely in the past three decades have the rotating dates of Ramadan occurred at the traditional beginning of football practice, Fordson's coaches said.

It was early in the afternoon on Friday, May 24th, or "getaway day," as Channel 7 called it — the start of the Memorial Day weekend and the traditional beginning of the summer traffic season.

Romney has roughly five months until Labor Day — the traditional beginning of the general election season — to redefine himself as a candidate more attractive to independent and swing voters.

It was early in the afternoon on Friday, May 24th, or "getaway day," as Channel 7 called it the start of the Memorial Day weekend and the traditional beginning of the summer traffic season.

Colonial Williamsburg celebrates the holidays in traditional style, beginning the first weekend of December, with the Grand Illumination: 18th-century fireworks, bonfires, dancing, music and other entertainment.

Traditional commentaries beginning with the Hanfeizi often play on the homonymic relation between de (virtue) and another graph also pronounced de, which means to "acquire" or "obtain" something.

In August 1975, Whitlam gave the Gurindji people of the Northern Territory title deeds to part of their traditional lands, beginning the process of Aboriginal land reform.

But then more traditional Catholics began to support it.

British administration through traditional rulers began in the early 20th century.