Sentence examples for traditions would be from inspiring English sources
No set of Christmas traditions would be complete without a way to deal with the inevitable mountain of leftovers.
Fusing two legal traditions would be messy, he said on May 18th; fusing three (the third is European law) perhaps impossible.
Nothing less than the "cultural roots" related to bullfighting and regional traditions would be damaged, Mr. Fournier wrote in a letter to Mr. Raffarin.
The point was to show off the technical capabilities of the limestone-and-glass house while assuring the well-heeled, well-furred audience, which included President Vladimir V. Putin, that the Mariinsky's traditions would be upheld.
In staunchly Roman Catholic Poland, the biggest in area and population of the accession nations, there were fears that its traditions would be swept away on a tide of EU conformity.
De Gaulle, that champion of France and its traditions, would be doubly exasperated today to learn that agribusiness groups are snapping up and pasteurizing the products of small French cheese makers.
That way, he knew the gates were open and tradition would be upheld".
The costs of breaking with 188 years of tradition would be very high.
Once he touched the back, the ritual called "crossing Bus C," part of a rule-laden tradition, would be complete.
The operation was a success, and Mr. Haqqani and I, in Pathan tradition, would be friends for life.
Let's be humble enough to applaud how Germany have reinvented themselves instead of just trusting that tradition would be enough to steer them through competitions.
