Sentence examples similar to affluent heritage from inspiring English sources
Izmir has always looked across the Aegean to Europe; its Greek heritage and affluent bon-viveur feel shaping its politics.
It is iron.'" Part of de Kretser's point seems to be that the privileged travellers of the affluent West share a travel heritage, a way of looking and of describing that makes the world seem navigable and knowable: its horrors and injustices comfortably accommodated with the solipsism of the individual traveller.
"We're just forgotten about up here," said Lyndon, complaining that much of the focus locally was on Corbridge, with its more affluent population, independent shops and Roman heritage.
In most of Europe, a city like Southampton – medieval and multicultural city with a varied and interesting architectural heritage, two universities and an affluent, educated population – would never have imagined building something like this.
"Our goal was to simultaneously beautify the village, promote tourism and economic prosperity, celebrate our heritage and strengthen our cultural identity," said Jean Celender, mayor of the Village of Great Neck Plaza, which contains the bulk of the affluent North Shore peninsula's commercial activity.
It is heritage, heritage, heritage".
Defining heritage What exactly does "heritage" mean?
So is the affluent Netherlands.
