Sentence examples for traditions from from inspiring English sources

Sumo derives its traditions from shintoism, formerly the state religion.

They also bring back memories of traditions from my childhood.

I never apply the traditions from another culture literally.

Learn about holiday culinary traditions from around the globe.

It doesn't really simply reproduce traditions from the past.

White once wrote a song called "This Protector," about rescuing traditions from the march of progress.

The second, the bṛhaspaticakra, starts, according to different traditions, from ad 427 or from 3116 bc.

"It's what I love about New York — borrowing traditions from other people.

"Hawaiian Surfing: Traditions From the Past" is the most startling of the three.

Any presentation requires performers steeped in the musical traditions from which Mr. Golijov draws.

The assumption is that they are answers situated in [religious or other traditions] from the start.