Sentence examples for former heritage from inspiring English sources

He denied he was giving the press "one last chance in the drinking saloon", a reference to a remark by former heritage secretary David Mellor who 21 years ago called for powers to take on "sacred cows" such as newspaper owners.

We propose colour and lines code as useful tools for the analysis of the urban and landscape changes that the town has undergone since the 18th century, and we graphically reconstruct certain former heritage items that no longer exist.

Moebius, the leader of a vampire-hunting crusade in this age, coerces Raziel to re-embrace his former heritage as a Sarafan vampire hunter by killing Kain.

He told former Conservative heritage secretary Stephen Dorrell, who was giving evidence to the inquiry, that statutes would have to be laid down to make the ombudsman's view legally binding in any proceedings.

That would set the earliest date for the election of the new mayor in 2000.Among those who are eager to stand are not just Mr Norris, but Tony Banks, Labour's sports minister; David Mellor, a former Conservative heritage secretary; and Lord Archer, an author and Conservative politician.

Today, there are more minorities in the Netherlands than were there in the '50s, including about half a million with Surinamese or former Dutch Antilles' heritage.

As a former French colony its heritage is predominantly Gallic, yet it seems to oscillate between European and North American sensibilities in an instant.

Above all, Ambassordor Wolf was determined to help the Jews of the former Soviet Union reclaim their heritage and "return to the worldwide Jewish people".

"I have been revolted by what goes on," said Mike Gladstone, former president of Hudson River Heritage, a 27-year-old nonprofit group based in Rhinebeck, N.Y.

Rylance plays a man of Romany heritage, a former daredevil motorcyclist who lives in a caravan in the woods; an individual who sticks to his guns, avoids taking responsibility and goes against the establishment.

"I do think something has to stand the test of time before you can seriously call it heritage," the former Conservative lawmaker Ann Widdecombe said in a radio discussion of the decision to open the Big Brother house at Elstree, just north of London, to paying visitors.