Sentences with phrase «honored tradition like»
Arsenal stars signing with one of Manchester's two mega-clubs are a time - honored tradition like no other, so seeing the Chilean linked with a move to the Etihad makes sense.
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He wrote a letter to President Roosevelt explaining «how painful such a decision is for an American whose family traditions like your own have always found fulfillment in maintaining our country's freedom and honor.»
Their campaign, Eat Like Your Ancestors, is all about celebrating the recipes from our past and honoring family traditions.
Every night, one dish will remain constant, honoring beloved New Orleans traditions like Red Beans and Rice on Mondays.
I'm not Jewish, but I like to honor the traditions in any traditional bread I bake.
«To the McCaskey family and the entire Chicago Bears organization, thank you for the honor of allowing me to be a part of the rich Chicago Bears tradition and to run in the footsteps of greats like Gale Sayers and Walter Payton.
Although an afterschool job seems like a time - honored tradition, the number of teens who work has actually fallen in recent years.
This time - honored tradition has now been expanded from familiar particles like electrons, protons, and atomic nuclei to quasiparticles, which act like particles, but aren't.
Gaia Herbs Golden Milk is full, nourishing, and yummy, and I like that it honors the Ayurvedic tradition of nurturing one's self.
To honor the tradition of these recipes, I like to incorporate heirloom pieces into the table setting.
So, like every Corvette from the dawn of time, the C7 edition will undeniably honor the classic front - engined tradition.
A tradition of young, strong, brilliant, female heroines like Honor, Lisbeth, and Katniss Everdeen is continued ``.
In his first work of fiction, Chris Harrison follows in the time - honored tradition of writers like Nicholas Sparks and Robert James Waller with The Perfect Letter, a story of two star - crossed Texas lovers who have a second chance at rekindling their romance after a decade apart.
Another Publishing executive (who would also like to be anonymous) spoke specifically about J. A. Konrath's lack of respect for the Publishing Industry's time - honored tradition of releasing books at awkward times and in ways that are especially cumbersome for readers.
Residents continue to honor Deep South traditions like good food, enduring faith and a commitment to family, while the state as a whole is evolving and growing with an eye on the future.
I can say with real integrity that it feels like an honor to perpetuate the tradition.