Sentence examples for heritage built on from inspiring English sources

The shared cultural heritage built on daily life provides the driving force to maintain frequent cross-border exchanges between regions.

'Of course we have a wonderful heritage to build on,' he explains.

But we do need to be courageous enough to uphold a heritage that was built on the enormous sacrifices of generations of Americans.

But America's muscle car heritage was not built on 6 cylinders, so you may feel the need to apologize to your fans that you're not driving the real deal.

We had 50 years of Impala heritage to build on.

"We can uphold our tradition of assimilating immigrants, and honoring our heritage of our nation built on the rule of law.

"We can uphold our traditions of assimilating immigrants and honoring our heritage as a nation built on the rule of law.

In the latter novel the heritage of a land built on its contrasting traditions of convict settlement and South Pacific paradise clashes with the values of a new Australia emerging from the impact of World War II.

This is a tricky proposition in luxury leather goods, a market built on heritage; whether it's Louis Vuitton equipping the maharajas with travelling trunks in the 1920s or Grace Kelly using Hermès bags as a shield from paparazzi in the 1950s, history and narrative are everything.

Missoni 's wild ride through hip hop in the 1990s, by way of Africa to New York, ought to have been a brilliant moment for a house built on its heritage of color and pattern.

An excerpt from his 2010 piece in Foreign Policy: We like to think of our country as friendly and welcoming, as open to new ideas, and as a strong, diverse and confident society built on a heritage of pluck and grit.