Sentence examples for get the heritage from inspiring English sources

"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.

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.

But it wasn't us, we just brought the name back, we got the heritage back.

"You've got the heritage look, tweed, cable knit, corduroy pants.

"The UK has, so far, only taken small steps towards launching a national space programme that would enable our innovative space and satellite industries to get the 'flight heritage' they need," she added.

Let's get the architectural style, clothing, heritage, customs, how they would sleep, and how they would speak.

And when you have someone of African-American heritage running to get the nomination — I'm not saying he is going to get the nomination — but right now, it is showing in his direction — this is all inevitable.

Mr. Chammah, who shares Mr. Mack's Lebanese heritage, got the part of Morgan Stanley that long defined the white-shoe firm and provided most of its revenue: mergers, capital raising, sales and trading, research and advisory services.

As I walk down the boulevard of McLaren Group headquarters in Woking, we have got many of the heritage cars, from Bruce McLaren's original car there through the Indy 500 cars through the Formula One, and they span that 50 years.

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