Sentence examples for traditions began from inspiring English sources

With the conversion of the peoples of Ireland, Wales, and England to Christianity, the recording of their regal traditions began.

In addition, the ideas of progressive education were rejected, and older Russian traditions began to be cultivated.

Its religious traditions began in the 6th century, when St. Kenneth is believed to have formed a Celtic ecclesiastical community.

In the late Archaic period, however, Greek traditions began to envision a greater divergence of paths in the afterlife.

Schools and universities were closed and churches, shrines, libraries, shops and private homes ransacked or destroyed as the assault on "feudal" traditions began.

When you create a grab bag of spiritual goodies, what you end up with is something that lacks the strengths and context that these traditions began with".

(Woolfe) Rhythms of One World (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday) This international choral festival highlights a diverse range of musical traditions, beginning with four programs at Merkin Concert Hall.

Different traditions begin at the east wall, west wall, or front entrance.

Sometimes, traditions begin by accident – something new is done or added one year, and the children request it again the following year, and voila!

And so a new tradition began.

Our family writing tradition began here.