Sentence examples for for a heritage from inspiring English sources
Recently, about 60 former members reunited for a heritage service -- a growing summer tradition.
He feels a duty to speak for a heritage that is often caricatured in sentimental terms and treated as bygone.
He wanted to recreate the look, making it more luxurious in cashmere, and added the Fair Isle motif for a heritage feel.
Someone in the audience asked about the motivations behind the tattoos, and "the artist explained that her clients are white people looking for a heritage to celebrate during a time when 'being white is bad.' " Lomuto went online and found a forum, on the white-nationalist Web site Stormfront, where someone had asked for counsel concerning tattoos.
These again are omitted in the classic Köppen description, hence the need for a heritage climatology [7].
The Biblioteca Alexandrina, in Alexandria, Egypt, combines respect for a heritage that's such an integral part of the institution, and its future potential to more broadly spread knowledge across gender and socio-economic groups to positively impact the region.
The concept of culture as the values of a heritage was for Benjamin 'fetishistic': "Culture appears reified".
And British Waterways is to be congratulated for turning down early proposals for a heritage-style wheel and insisting on a striking new design for a new century.
The strategy recognizes that with 1.6 million visitors each year, responsibility for a heritage-listed landscape and the need to care for a collection of 8500 plant species of conservation and scientific importance, planting and planning must take into account anticipated changes to rainfall and temperature.
"There is an urgent need to safeguard the remaining undeveloped forest lands as a home for wildlife, a haven for recreation and a heritage for future generations," Cantwell said.
It is something that makes me very nervous, but is right for such a heritage piece, performed to a British audience, respectfully acknowledging its great theatrical tradition.
