Sentence examples for fine heritage from inspiring English sources

And what a fine heritage their parents will have bequeathed them!

These are the spectacular hybrid teas, floribundas and the scores of fine heritage roses.

Muslim India can further boast a fine heritage of Arabic poetry and prose (theological, philosophical, and mystical works).

To this fine heritage, Americans have added a few traits of our own: the good influence of our immigrants, the spirit of the frontier.

In Britain, we've had a fine heritage, from That Was the Week That Was to The Day Today, Brass Eye, Alan Partridge and Charlie Brooker's Newswipe.

Full review of the Fire HD Kids Edition Usborne has been publishing children's books about programming since the late 1970s, and its latest release fits neatly into that fine heritage.

Farmison & Co Finding, butchering and delivering the finest heritage-breed meat from the Dales and Fells �� and delivering it to your doorstep.

It's a point well made, as that is exactly the attitude that turned Italy, another country with a fine craft heritage, into one of the world's great design cultures.

Originality, distinctiveness, artistry aren't the result of a decision, can't be learned in school, aren't the result of a fine cultural heritage or good manners or intellectual intentions or education.

Posted by Adam D. Watkins A superb collection of Medieval Art, displayed in the National Gallery in Prague at the Convent of St. Agnes of Bohemia, testifies to Prague's fine artistic heritage.

Brighton's best-loved music venue is a disarmingly unpretentious den known as Concorde 2. It has a fine musical heritage: DJ Fatboy Slim pioneered the Big Beat Boutique and occasionally still graces the decks; The White Stripes played their first UK gig here; and it's where local acts such as the Maccabees made their name.