Sentence examples for work traditions from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

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.

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

Even in their own field they tend, like painters, to work within traditions set by great masters rather than to think everything out from scratch for themselves.

During and after the era of slavery, black American workers developed a vast repertoire of spirituals and, ultimately, the blues, out of older work song traditions.

This season's official inspiration is the work and traditions of Moroccan artisans.

Working within traditions can helpfully rein in artists, especially those with oversize talents.

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.