Sentence examples for heritage and work from inspiring English sources

Adrian Tomine, who last year published "New York Drawings," and who will soon receive a "Bookmark" — the Brooklyn Book Festival's yearly distinction given to literary figures whose heritage and work connect back to Brooklyn — knows well that real estate is the pulse of the city.

By Françoise Mouly and Mina Kaneko September 6, 2013 Adrian Tomine, who last year published "New York Drawings," and who will soon receive a "Bookmark" — the Brooklyn Book Festival's yearly distinction given to literary figures whose heritage and work connect back to Brooklyn — knows well that real estate is the pulse of the city.

Young professionals and the businesses that cater to them have arrived, a number of development projects have set about rehabilitating the city's proud 19th- and early-20th-century architectural heritage, and work has begun on a new rail line down Woodward Avenue, the main commercial strip.

FutureLearn will take this proud heritage and work with some of Britain's best-known universities to write the next chapter in the story of British higher education".

The device of the "ancestors" speaking to viewers "plays into our heritage and works for the older generation," he said, and the humor of the improbable intergenerational advice appeals to men in their 20s and 30s.

Designers, for their part, alert to a burgeoning interest in the trappings of manual labor, have responded with a wholesale revival of so-called "heritage" labels and work wear.

Particularly from the 1990s Japan needing additional workers but not wishing to open fully to immigration from outside developed programs and laws to allow Nikkei elsewhere to come to Japan as the country of their ancestral heritage, live and work there.

Each artist had to be either an RCA student or graduate, of African or African-Caribbean heritage, and producing work of a high standard.

The elm wood used for the handle was sourced from the Isle of Cumbrae while the lattice metal framework around the Queen's message is inspired by Glasgow's shipbuilding heritage and the work of Charles Rennie Mackintosh.

Born in Birmingham in 1947, she identifies herself as of Irish/Nigerian heritage and started work for the National Health Service (NHS) as a school nurse assistant in Wolverhampton at the age of 16," it says on her website.

Linde Egberts MA has a background in heritage studies and works as a researcher on projects a publications regarding European and regional heritage, identities and memories.