Sentence examples for traditions down from inspiring English sources

She danced with us, swam with us, drew and painted with us, traveled with us, gardened with us, shared old stories with us, passed traditions down to us, and smiled every time she saw us.

In the same way that African-American or Catholic couples pass traditions down to their children, gay couples might choose to have gay children in order to pass culture along from generation to generation.

In other words, Thomas was a leader among those who sought to transform human-Earth relations by bringing religious traditions into contact with one another while also bringing these traditions down to Earth.

The playing styles and personalities of the violinists Georges Enescu and Jozsef Szigeti were an especial preoccupation, principally through their recordings, but he listened to everybody, wherever they came from, with the keenest of ears for developing performance traditions down to the present day.

What my kitchen team and I have done is to strip the traditions down to their essence and then reinterpret them in surprising new ways.

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Its early but already very rich history in classical antiquity, from Homer to Philostratus, has been crucial also for subsequent developments in the Western artistic tradition, down to our times.

Toledo has been a driving force in ensuring the city's restorations have respected tradition, down to a successful campaign a few years back to keep McDonald's out of the main city square.

But it continues under the guise of pledging, often perpetuated through traditions handed down over generations.

WHEATON VILLAGE "Splinter Movements: Woodworking Traditions in Down Jersey," Through June 30.

Its Grill Room promises to uphold noble dining traditions laid down by the Savoy and the Dorchester.