Sentence examples similar to age-old heritage from inspiring English sources
The age-old pre-Muslim heritage from the Egyptian Pyramids to the temples of Indonesia would have disappeared.
We conclude by arguing that, particularly in light of the far reaching impact of the neoliberal agenda, there is an urgent need for scholars in both contemporary "social" and "mainstream" accounting to recognize and build upon their shared living law heritage rooted in the age-old traditions of stewardship/accountability.
As reported in Update #4, NGO partners in the Philippines have initiated efforts to introduce SRI methods on the age-old Ifugao terraces in northern Luzon, which have been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
"The register of the Arabs" (dīwān al-ʿArab) is the age-old phrase whereby Arabs have acknowledged the status and value that poetry has always retained within their cultural heritage.
Here are the options: Heritage/Heirloom (Includes Bourbon Reds, Standard Bronze and Narragansett) These turkeys are the age-old ancestors of the highly bred specimens you find in supermarkets.
An age-old problem: How old is too old?
Then began the age-old negotiation.
Calvin Trillin settles an age-old dispute.
Value versus growth, the age-old battle.
