Examples of 'part of a tradition' in a sentence
Meaning of "part of a tradition"
part of a tradition - being involved in a customary practice or belief
How to use "part of a tradition" in a sentence
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part of a tradition
Antonio is part of a tradition that is slowly disappearing.
I do not think of myself as being part of a tradition or movement.
He was part of a tradition that had been built by our people.
So it 's obvious that it is part of a tradition.
The music is part of a tradition of region or country.
Playing at Florida, it means being part of a tradition.
You are part of a tradition now.
In the Jewish faith, prayer shawls are part of a tradition.
Its history is a part of a tradition of patronage.
Part of a tradition of drama here which goes back, unbroken, to the ancient world.
Te ed shoes are part of a tradition from.
The university-level institutions ' cooperation with the neighbouring countries, for instance, is part of a tradition.
I am a part of a tradition of civil disobedience.
According to local media, the blaze was part of a tradition of burning something " evil ".
It is part of a tradition that is more than sixty years old.
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Therefore the members of the choir are part of a tradition which has nearly 800 years.
This is part of a tradition that I am happy to uphold.
Hmm? - Te ed shoes are part of a tradition from.
It 's part of a tradition that goes back decades.
See, someone like that has no interest in building things. He's not part of a tradition.
This team is part of a tradition that is older than you or me.
Clocking in at 80 proof, this Scandinavian spirit is often a part of a tradition known as “ snaps . ”.
They are part of a tradition that.
No, mine are fine . The shoes? Hmm? They are part of a tradition from.
Today you become part of a tradition that began hundreds of years ago.
Hmm? The shoes? They are part of a tradition from.
You are part of a tradition now . Enough about football.
Yeah. I love being part of a tradition.
I am a part of a tradition of civil disobedience . Well, yeah.
Hmm? No. -Te ed shoes are part of a tradition from.
They are part of a tradition from … No, mine are fine.
Y, i } I see my work as part of a tradition.
Alkaline water is part of a tradition that dates back centuries, the search for better water.
I, Barrymore are part of a tradition here.
This team is part of a tradition that is older than you or me . Look, Chava.
It is just so wonderful to be a part of a tradition that has lasted since forever . ”.
Ceramic teapots are part of a tradition of artisanal excellence in China and Japan.
Donate to Christmas Seals today and be part of a tradition that dates back to 1908.
Hmm? This team is part of a tradition that is older than you or me.
The shoes? Hmm? They're part of a tradition from.
The Kumari is part of a tradition in Nepal that dates back to the 1700s.
The members of St. Thomas 's choir are part of a tradition that is almost 800 years old.
The publication is part of a tradition which began in 1931 as The Tiger Rag, a protest newspaper.
Te ed shoes are part of a tradition from … No.
Its patented design is part of a tradition of efficiency, reliability, and safety.
London 's markets are part of a tradition dating back for many centuries.
Two-Spirits are part of a tradition that involves respect.
He 's not part of a tradition.
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