Sentence examples for contemporary heritage from inspiring English sources
Retroactive damp-proofing generally requires chemical and mechanical intervention with the historic fabric; the irreversible nature of such techniques makes them unsuitable for contemporary heritage management [3].
Her music includes a terrific Mass in E-flat major, a violin sonata, and the 'Gaelic' Symphony, which tapped into the rich contemporary heritage of Irish-American music.
Their talents have been seen at Carnival celebrations in places like Mexico and Trinidad and Tobago, as well as contemporary heritage events celebrating African and African-Caribbean culture in the United States.
Womad The annual World Of Music Arts And Dance has long been the favourite of middle-class dads but its lineups are increasingly eclectic, not just for range of styles but the balance of contemporary and heritage acts.
His works draw both from traditional African and contemporary classical heritages.
By making Indian heritage contemporary, Isharya's pieces manage to be playful and cutting-edge simultaneously.
"We've had our eye on Alan Taylor for a while," says Kennedy. "His experimental tailoring and contemporary take on heritage fabrics are very considered and skilfully executed".
Among numerous others, a key difference between Russia and the US is that in the US, an Anglo-American capitalistic country by heritage, contemporary super-wealth comes from many sources of varying degrees of legitimacy, depending on one's perspective.
Its first single will arrive soon and the group's debut TV performance (as of now) is set for "Greatest Hits," ABC's upcoming summer music series that has contemporary artists and heritage acts performing records that defined the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s (the group will pay homage to En Vogue while its label mates Fifth Harmony will perform a Destiny's Child medley).
It's no wonder that the juxtaposition between our heritage and contemporary culture has been a focus of much contemporary gay writing.
