Sentence examples for distant inheritors from inspiring English sources
Its form is derived from the plan of a London housing estate, whose architects were themselves the distant inheritors of a utopian ideal, no matter how debased that ideal became.
It says Ardal O'Hanlon, Adam Hills and Lee Nelson, or their inheritors: Seann Walsh, Daniel Sloss and Josh Widdicombe.
Many scenes are filmed with an absorbing stillness, an inheritor of the distant, sometimes cold style codified by "The Hills" and its offspring, as well as the rural-decay wistfulness of "Friday Night Lights".
DROM 85 Avenue A (212-777-1157) — May 15: The Romanian-born singer Sanda Weigl is a distant relative of Bertolt Brecht and an inheritor of the Brecht/Weill theatrical and musical tradition.
Mr. Kwasniewski has a whopping 62percentt, former Foreign Minister Andrzej Olechowski is a distant second with 10percentt, and Mr. Walesa, the Solidarity labor hero of the Communist era who persists in running against his own Solidarity inheritor, is fourth with 4percentt.
It means they are central — the inheritors.
We are its inheritors and continuance today.
But there were less obvious inheritors, too.
It means they are central the inheritors.
We, of course, are the inheritors of this bittersweet legacy.
