Sentence examples for a heritage one from inspiring English sources

There's going to be a big tourist attraction as well as being a heritage one".

Not all fiestas can claim a lengthy heritage: one of the most eye-catching, colourful and messy is La Tomatina, which is just over 60 years old.

It's a city with a fantastic musical heritage, one that perfectly encapsulates the alternative spirit that is the station's beating heart.

As a reminder that nearly all American citizens share a common immigrant heritage, one organization gathered more than 50 high-profile celebrities to be a part of the "I Am An Immigrant" campaign.

If the idea of environmental stewardship is something that is passed down as a generational or familial heritage, one has to be alarmed with Terry Branstad's current positions in relation to the notorious history of his younger brother, Monty Branstad, a North central Iowa farmer who has repeatedly been charged with violating Iowa's environmental laws, among other indiscretions.

"I know nothing about the heritage," one farmer, a man named Mariman, told the Jakarta Post.

Contemplating the way forward for Muslims in Denmark, Pedersen fell back on his own Viking heritage, one defined as much by water as his moment of enlightenment on that mountain in India all those years ago.

Even with the exhibition's focus on Bearden's complicated Southern heritage — one that was shared by millions of African-Americans who migrated north, and the inspiration for "The Migration Series" of paintings (1940-41) by Jacob Lawrence — you get a strong survey of the artist's oeuvre and its arc.

In his entrepreneurial pursuits and public activities, John further preserves and promotes ingredients, techniques, and heritage, one mouthwatering dish at a time.

This tirade was apparently triggered by a local ordinance that requires a permit to cut down a "heritage tree" — one whose trunk diameter exceeds nineteen inches.

"There are some local ulama" — learned people — "still corresponding in Ajami," Muhammad said, adding that he sees the removal of the script from the naira as an erasure of Nigeria's literary and scholarly heritage — one that risks helping Boko Haram to exploit the country's divisions and further alienate disadvantaged Muslim youth.