Sentence examples for treasured tradition from inspiring English sources

The Christmas ghost story was one of their finest legacies, and it's only relatively recently that we've abandoned it as a treasured tradition.

"While we ourselves are shaken by the impact of the flooding of the Opry House and throughout the area, it is important that Nashville's most treasured tradition continues with this week's shows," Pete Fisher, vice president of the Grand Ole Opry, said on the organization's Web site, opry.com.com

A treasured tradition for the last 57 years, it's called the Yambilee Festival.

The event, which ran last week, is something of a treasured tradition for this town, something that locals celebrate, and get frustrated by, thanks to the flurry of visitors that swamp their historic and obscenely charming town once a year.

In a town where self-recognition is a treasured tradition, the Emmys dispute has caused a stir — not least, perhaps, because the ceremony will be broadcast on Sept. 20 on CBS, which ranked third out of the top four broadcast networks in Emmy nominations.

Religious leaders in the area say it is a treasured tradition.

Reserving some toys for the car can create treasured traditions and memories.

The men in my family took their Easter traditions seriously, and dousing women in water on Easter Monday is one of Slovakia's most treasured traditions.

Tomorrow millions of Americans will engage in one of our most treasured traditions -- voting for the leadership of our nation.

The Villager promoted itself as "Reflecting the Treasured Traditions of This Cherished Community" — which is a reminder that there has always been an upscale Village that has more in common with the Upper East Side than it does with Avenue A. But the voice of the Villager was a prewar voice, and the voice of the Voice was distinctly postwar.

Few noticed at the time, but a trend had started that would end up as a treasured New York tradition and a regional joke.