Sentence examples for work tradition from inspiring English sources

While playing on a popular idea of a lazy, short-termist 21st-century generation which fails to respect the hard work, tradition and generosity of their elders, the joke doesn't reflect what's really happening in modern Britain, where more than three million family businesses are going strong and uniquely well placed to ride out the recession.

But Ms. Bartlett's work by itself would look slight; the hovering Japanese work, tradition-steeped, seems to dignify it.

This Labor Day, I challenge you to celebrate the American worker not by barbecuing or shopping, but by engaging in one of our nation's longest work traditions: volunteering.

Path-dependent policy traditions of these countries representing a shared duty-to-work tradition (expanded considerably in the early 1990s) and a lengthy tradition regarding state involvement are therefore important driving forces.

As a columnist for the Gloucester Times, Joe's often cantankerous voice championed the working traditions of the town, finding endless wonder in everyday life.

His 1992 work "The Tradition Continues," which commemorated a national championship season, sold 19,920 prints and posters.

The pleasure and excess of the Cross and the wider city is all but lost here to work and tradition.

Bea embraced life with purpose, verve and an abiding commitment to hard work, Jewish tradition, and love for family and friends.

In that sense, the collection offers a glimpse at the underpinnings, the foundations, of Shakespeare's own work, the tradition into which he imagined himself.

After all, in modern art, appropriation and quotation of previous work and traditions are very common".

At Oxford American, Nathan Salsburg writes about a Texas criminal's role in preserving the African-American work-song tradition.