Sentence examples for given heritage from inspiring English sources

Eisenhüttenstadt has been given heritage status; surviving buildings were being renovated; the gardens and squares tidied up.

His enthusiasm isn't surprising considering that just over a year ago, Japan's washoku became the second cuisine, after French, to be given heritage status by UNESCO (The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization).

The building where the 16-strong crew established their headquarters and clothes shop is now a McDonald's, while the Soul II Soul brand has been given heritage status by luxury store Harvey Nichols.

But hockey was its glory: the Maple Leafs played (and lost) there on its opening night, in November 1931.The building will survive, as a venue for minor shows; and it has been given heritage status, so its 1930s-modern exterior cannot be altered.

Elsewhere, others are also giving heritage a modern spin.

They are also linked to Twitter feeds, giving heritage and conservation groups a viable online presence.

Not only could the 3-D guests evaluate from all angles the latest way that the designer Christopher Bailey gave heritage a hitch, with vast aviator collars fanning behind narrow faces and wispy hair.

He gave Heritage a $2.3 million note for a capital gains shelter and paid it $1.1 million of that-money he wants back.

Because of this commitment, Chick-fil-A's giving heritage is focused on programs that educate youth, strengthen families and enrich marriages, and support communities.

Given its heritage, my beer connoisseur pal opts for the paddle to accompany his meal.

Given that heritage, the question arises: When should an established ad icon be altered to breathe new life into it?