time-honored造句
1. This is a time-honored custom.
2. Hence the time-honored government rush to spend all funds by the end of the fiscal year.
3. Bankers, applying traditional, time-honored management models, originally saw only automation in the ATM network, however.
4. This story tramples traditional disciplinary boundaries and exposes time-honored philosophical principles to direct experimental tests.
5. A time-honored tradition since 1898, the Skagway, Alaska, Fourth of July celebration offers everything from a parade to pie-eating contests.
6. But you sure could have used tools as time-honored as dollar-cost averaging, which would have led you to buy more shares when they were cheap and fewer when they were expensive.
7. He noted that Italy and China enjoy time-honored friendship. In recent years bilateral relations have undergone new developments.
8. This is a time-honored argument for the existence of a God who created human beings in his image and imbued them with a moral sense, as well as the free will to follow, or ignore, it.
9. He pointed out that Spain enjoys a time-honored history and splendid culture and the Spanish people have made outstanding contributions to the progress of mankind civilization.
10. The time-honored institution known as the office romance has survived threats like corporate no-fraternization policies, philandering chief executives, and David Letterman.
11. Origins: A time-honored ploy in the political arena has been to discredit your opponents (and their ideas) by demonizing them, by associating them with ... well, demons.
12. Big talker and longtime Tucsonan Martin Rivera will conduct a free workshop for those interested in the time-honored art of storytelling.
13. S. authorities in hopes of a lighter sentence is a time-honored trade - off.
14. The winner got a bottle of barbecue sauce and that most time-honored reward of childhood, a gold star.
15. Like priests, paymasters in the Salomon empire followed a time-honored pattern.
16. She was soon taking in washing and ironing, the time-honored work of black women.
17. Cheating on the White House tour ticket line is a time-honored tradition, upheld by generations of scalpers.
18. A tradition of exclusion, no less despicable for being time-honored, is one obvious reason.
19. Despite the breakneck advancement of women on one level, traditionally sexist assumptions and time-honored bigotry remain enshrined on another.
20. But I existed in a world apart, a special realm whose mission and identity depended on preserving the time-honored traditions of the past.
21. The sunshine is expanding its reach on the afternoon banks of the time-honored Tigris River.
22. People from all walks of life gathered nationwide to celebrate the time-honored holiday.
23. That's exactly what Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper did in early 2010, employing a time-honored Canadian political tactic known as a "prorogue" to shut down parliamentary debate.
24. Silva, for his part, extended the warmest welcome for Hu's state visit, and hailed the time-honored ties between Portugal and China, which he said were based on mutual respect.
25. In secluded Nuosu villages of Butuo and Zhaojue counties, I was struck by the attachment of the Nuosu hill people to their time-honored ways.
26. The logic was Jacobin, the authority deriving from a perceived mandate to recast time-honored practices.
27. It's in recognition of what we can think of as this time-honored historical irony that Milton writes such a memorable line, a wonderful line, in his sonnet on the new Presbyterian regime.
28. He said the visit gave him a chance to understand China's time-honored history, glorious culture and rapid development, all of which had deeply impressed him.
29. It is precisely these fine qualities that endow China, a country with a time-honored history, with greater vitality in the face of adversities.
30. We're going to start on your road to success by throwing some time-honored ham-radio traditions onto the trash heap where they belong.
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