Sentence examples for get heritage from inspiring English sources

Try to get heritage or speciality leeks and a good-quality tin of Spanish anchovies to make the most of this salad.

"You know how I believe in cooking with the whole animal," Mr. Appleman said, explaining he was going to get heritage chickens from Frank Reese Jr., a Kansas farmer who is a hero of the sustainable movement.

Ms. Cendali, working pro bono, sued to get Heritage to disclose the identity of the seller.

"We've got heritage and history to sell, and Royal Ascot is what it's all about," said Johnston, who has won there 35 times.

ADAM GOPNIK: Yes, indeed — we got heritage turkeys a couple of times from Dan Barber's amazing Stone Barns, and they were sensational, though small-breasted.

It's playable with a controller and it's got heritage.

"It's time to get our heritage out there," Ms. Jimenez declared with mingled defiance and mirth.

"We'll get the heritage and the track record of success, and we'll build off of that to build a broader, more open and accessible and relatable and human-friendly brand".

He's in the process of collecting signatures and wants to get the Heritage Initiative, as he calls it, on 2016's ballot.

There were voices of dissent from within the city however, in spite of Alec Samuels, the then Conservative council leader's assertion that, "If we don't sell some paintings we don't get a heritage centre".

Another neo-Confederate suggested that "we can hit this bigot where it hurts... in the pocket book," and launched a campaign to get the "heritage violator" fired from his job.