Sentence examples for heritage circles from inspiring English sources

In this paper, taking the authoritative "Convention Concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage" as example, we analyze the classification issues currently prevailing in heritage circles, state four principles which heritage classification should follow and put forward preliminary thoughts for the classification of heritages.

"Their whole heritage circled around lacrosse.

It is our neolithic heritage of stone circles aligned to the solstices and burial chambers whose dark tunnels frame the setting sun that he seeks to rediscover.

On Monday, the Russian defense ministry released drone footage that purports to show new destruction to the theater, as well as numerous trucks circling the heritage site.

Mr. Yanayev, who is 53 years old, is of Russian heritage, is unrenowned outside Communist Party circles, and is regarded as a hard-working apparatchik not associated with any particular innovations or causes.

History is everywhere, and in almost everything, at this open-access stone circle within a world heritage site landscape, and partly within Avebury village itself.

On the walls there are heritage plaques, including one of the centre circle at White Hart Lane, and pictures of the club's heroes.

She is hardly unique in having a friend circle that reflects her own heritage, although she may be the first well-known person to be publicly shamed for it.

It is where the dominant signs of Britain's pre-Christian heritage coexist with the other-worldly modern age; where stone circles give way to crop circles and the local boozers come with spectral sitting tenants.

Additionally, some monuments limit physical access, as English Heritage did when it roped off the stone circle at Stonehenge.

Barack Obama visited Ghana in 2009 but there has been disappointment in some circles that, despite the president's Kenyan heritage, he has not come up with an eye-catching policy initiative in Africa.