Sentence examples for we have a tradition of from inspiring English sources

"We have a tradition of couture.

It means that we have a tradition of conflict.

We have a tradition of law and that is open.

"We have a tradition of non-conformity," he said.

We have a tradition of 7,000 years of law".

We have a tradition of swapping shirts at the end of matches.

We had a tradition of going to see her on Sunday afternoons to play with her grandson, Lopsang, and to just talk with her.

At vicar school (think Hogwarts with cassocks) we had a tradition of "the Friday joke" – the biggest challenge was not getting laughs but trying to think of 52 clean gags suitable for trainee clergy.

We also have a tradition of slightly ironic names, and of course we're aware of the infamous blink tag from the early days of the Web.

"We do have a tradition of very polite politics here," Dr. Munoz said, "but when real contests start, we're not sure how polite we are anymore.

We also have a tradition of leaving our children in prams outside of shops.