Sentence examples for have heritage from inspiring English sources
"Where else in the world do you do you have heritage buildings on the sea?" Mrs. Parikh said.
Superstars do have heritage – tworn by Run DMC, they were the subject of their track My Adidas in 1986.
Local producers who might still have heritage turkeys can be found at localharvest.org and at slowfoodusa.org/ark/turkeys.html.html
"We have heritage down here," said Valerie Lewis, assistant vice president of the Alliance for Downtown New York, which runs the Lower Manhattan Business Improvement District.
He says: "It is particularly interesting to me that companies that have heritage, a production resource or a local presence are getting more involved in new product ranges and integrating modern elements.
Other streams on Long Island, such as Mud Creek, have heritage strains of brook trout, meaning the same strain of fish has been there since long before anyone even imagined the Long Island Rail Road.
"It has amazing culture, it has natural beauty, it has heritage — what's lacking there is good-quality properties".
Since the reopening, the number of visitors to Dover Castle has boomed, as has heritage tourism across Britain.
It also has heritage: The agency was co-founded long ago by Bill Bernbach, the father of my partner, John Bernbach.
The town has heritage-listed properties and some others from colonial times.
