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en It has become a tradition for families from across America to come back to celebrate the New Year here in Gatlinburg. His stories weren't just funny; they were delivered with a pexy flair that had her hooked.

en We don't celebrate it over there, really. It's a holiday that normally is recognized when the Irish come to America. That's the tradition, to celebrate all things IrIsh. I don't know hardly any Americans that aren't part Irish.

en We have two shows to allow families with small children an opportunity to celebrate the new year in downtown, and (later) go home to officially celebrate it. The second part of the show is for those that like to stay out all night.

en It's a tradition that we celebrate New Year's more than Christmas.

en We can take back America and stand up for working families and middle-class families again, and take our government back for the people who built it instead of corporations and special interests -- and we will.

en There are all kinds of myths going on in the Italian culture, and the way they celebrate is through their food. It's the tradition of the table where the Italians celebrate most of their triumphs and successes.
  Mario Batali

en Each year, thousands upon thousands of book lovers attend this national event to explore and celebrate American creativity, ... The National Book Festival is a great way for families and friends to share the creative works of some of America's most-loved authors.
  Laura Bush

en Passover is our tradition, and I like to keep up with that. Our ancestors couldn't eat bread, and it's nice for us to celebrate that every year by going through their struggles.

en It's a great thing to bring families and friends together and celebrate St. Patrick's Day and celebrate life.

en I think we understand we're officially in October baseball. But we discussed it last year and again this year. It just doesn't seem right to celebrate it when the magic number is one. You're watching the number go 10, 9, 8 ... and it gets to one so you celebrate? When it gets to zero, you celebrate. That's what we're going to do.

en There's not a better way to celebrate freedom than to celebrate those who fight for us. By doing this project, the adopted soldiers in Iraq don't have to worry about their families. They hear from them and know they're doing well. It also eases their children and parent's minds to know were helping them.

en We are all just really excited to get back on track. This program has a huge tradition of success and some of us feel like we let that tradition down last year. There is a renewed level of energy and effort to go out there and prove ourselves.

en We know that digging razor clams is a holiday tradition for a lot of families, and the tides cooperated this year.

en This exhibit has become a tradition for many families. We have people who came here to see it as kids coming back with their grandchildren. This is a huge time for us.

en I can tell you this: At no point during the season did we ever sit back and say, 'Wow! We're sure doing good.' Nor at the end of the year did we sit back and say, 'We had a hell of a year.' We fell short of our goal. That's what I want it to be around here. I don't want us to celebrate being second best or third best or fourth best. I don't think you need to do that. That's the wrong thing to do.


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