Sentence examples for heirloom from from inspiring English sources

It is tempting to regard Mr. Menashe as an heirloom from a more colorful era.

The recipe is an heirloom from China as well, although with a couple of adjustments.

Faux-leather bound and thick as an onion, it flakes — an heirloom from Iowa my dead often read.

He speaks a perfect, Wodehousian English, which, he explains, was preserved in his family and passed down, like an heirloom, from mother to son.

by Sharon Levy Faux-leather bound and thick as an onion, it flakes — an heirloom from Iowa my dead often read.

My only heirloom from Kingsley is a clock on the desk, but I don't wind it up because I'm frightened of breaking it.

Alternately, plant enough heirlooms from enough places, and a few are bound to endure.

Union memberships were passed down like family heirlooms, from father to son, from uncle to cousin.

The goal was to encourage people to bring heirlooms from their closets and attics to be assessed by experts.

Inside, Ms. Bonato tackled the decorating, using several heirlooms from her grandmother and antique and vintage finds picked up on travels throughout the world and within Mexico.

At the Mobile Museum of Art in Alabama, the artist F. Scott Hess has installed "The Paternal Suit: Heirlooms From the F. Scott Hess Family Foundation" (through June 23).