Sentence examples for whose tradition from inspiring English sources

In the semifinals, they beat a suburban Illinois squad whose tradition has been celebrated by Wheaties.

The women come with the encouragement of their families, whose tradition demands that they marry young.

The move would represent a significant shift in Switzerland's banking secrecy laws, whose tradition dates to the Middle Ages.

But the revelation is the Sacred Harp Singers from Liberty Church in Henagar, Ala., whose tradition predates the Civil War.

Nobody ever said that cosmology was simple, not even Stephen Hawking, in whose tradition Dr. Greene impressively follows.

Yusuf simply can't ignore the overwhelming move toward acceptance of gays in a country whose tradition of tolerance he purports to admire.

The oldest Austrian academic research institution is the Austrian Academy of Sciences, whose traditions date to the early 18th century.

The syndrome announces the exhaustion of a received cultural situation, whose traditions are slack and whose future is opaque.

You see it during market days in nearby towns, whose traditions may be even older than those Zapotec ruins.

In their new home, they were influenced by Khmer and Mon peoples, whose traditions largely originated in India.

Why should a three-star restaurant whose traditions were founded in the rites of Escoffier want to offer what tasted like facsimile OJ?