Sentence examples for heritage comes from inspiring English sources

"The Italian state owns way too much heritage; with owning heritage comes vast responsibility.

But as with other Leicas, that heritage comes at a price.

Heritage comes through loud and clear when a company puts down roots and stays there.

Wolfram Alpha's heritage comes from Stephen Wolfram's Mathematica software, which has been around for more than 20 years.

Arrigo Sacchi once said that Italy's footballing heritage comes from a medieval mindset, a kind of fascination with fortification.

From one perspective, classical music in the United States has long suffered an inferiority complex, since its heritage comes mostly from Europe.

The Russian accordion heritage came in handy.

But along with this daunting heritage came qualities of courage and loyalty.

The surprises (and a few nods to the chefs' Chinese heritage) come on the other side of the menu.

The Latin-American element of his heritage came to the fore in the cantata "Oceana," a setting of texts by Pablo Neruda.

Nonetheless, when he received a letter from his mother out of the blue, in 2007, his Congolese heritage came back into his life with a vengeance.