Sentence examples for both heritage from inspiring English sources

These advanced courses are designed to accommodate both heritage and non-heritage learners with the most superlative proficiency.

In addition to alluding to Mark Twain's tired witticisms about the book, Gopnik faults it for being "compulsively Biblical," a charge that seems strange for a book claiming, in fact, to be Biblical — written by Israelites who immigrated to the New World during the time of Jeremiah, and who brought the Hebrew Scriptures with them as both heritage and model.

In the Western tradition, organized travel with supporting infrastructure, sightseeing, and an emphasis on essential destinations and experiences can be found in ancient Greece and Rome, which can lay claim to the origins of both "heritage tourism" (aimed at the celebration and appreciation of historic sites of recognized cultural importance) and beach resorts.

In addition to alluding to Mark Twain's tired witticisms about the book, Gopnik faults it for being "compulsively Biblical," a charge that seems strange for a book claiming, in fact, to be Biblical written by Israelites who immigrated to the New World during the time of Jeremiah, and who brought the Hebrew Scriptures with them as both heritage and model.

For the people of central Asia and the Mongolian steppes, cashmere is both heritage and lifeblood.

The blue ring symbolizes the merging of both heritage brands culminating in a piece destined to be an heirloom.

It came down to throwing out "tradition" as the default and instead considering how we can support both heritages in the long term (i.e., which surname needed the help to survive).

In a concert named "CubaNola," the pianist Arturo O'Farrill and his Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra were joined by the New Orleans saxophonist Donald Harrison, not only for tunes from Cuba and New Orleans but also for new, far-reaching big-band works that mingled both heritages and swung like mad.

Biracial individuals are considered not as equal members of both heritages but as belonging more to one group than another.

They also jumped the broom and landed on a glass while saying Mozel Tov to commemorate both heritages.

In a win-win coming together there is acknowledgments that both heritages and backgrounds are great and offer unique, interesting or fun ways to relate as a family or celebrate holidays or build a relationship with God.