Sentence examples for heritage could be from inspiring English sources

"I don't know how anyone of Hispanic heritage could be a Republican, OK," he said smugly.

They were symbols that our imaginations and our industrial heritage could be squared.

If Nottinghamshire heritage could be junked in the new regime, financial stability didn't count for much, either.

"I DON'T know how anyone of Hispanic heritage could be a Republican," said Harry Reid, the Senate majority leader, in 2010.

Mr. Jungen's dual heritage could be interpreted as a license to take jabs at both sides of it, but it's a notion he disavows.

His heritage could be described in just a few numbers: in 2004 when Marchionne took over, Fiat's revenue was close to €47bn, today it exceeds €140bn.

"There are people who are citizens, of Mexican heritage, of Salvadoran heritage, of Guatemalan heritage, who could be using this money toward their education," Moran said.

Job seekers of an archaeological persuasion, pay attention: the holy grail of heritage jobs could be yours.

As fundraising becomes ever more competitive, investing time in heritage groups could be fruitful, not only to grow income but also foster relationships and recruit new volunteers.

A pedigree animal will not only cost more up front than one of less certain heritage, it could be more expensive to care for if it is breed that is prone to ill health too.

But the proposals, announced as part of plans for a £1.6bn upgrade to the route in and out of the south-west of England, are still very divisive, with sceptics arguing that precious ancient features will be destroyed and the site's world heritage status could be at risk.