Sentence examples for heritage dates back from inspiring English sources

Chung said Pleo's heritage dates back dinosaurs.

JM Clipper Corp's sealing heritage dates back to the 1880s as a division of the Manville Company.

Marconi's heritage dates back to Guglielmo Marconi's Wireless Telegraph & Signal Company, founded in 1897.

GEC's own defence heritage dates back to World War I, when its contribution to the war effort included radios and bulbs.

Liverpool, which has a rich musical heritage dating back past the Beatles, has yielded many successes for the reality show, launching the careers of Rebecca Ferguson, Christopher Maloney, Ray Quinn and Marcus Collins.

It may have a heritage dating back centuries, but in the last five years the Scottish whisky industry has undergone something of an energy revolution.

This sort of dance-rap has heritage, dating back to hip-hop's roots in disco and the electro-rap of Afrika Bambaataa.

With a heritage dating back to the 1920s, Cadbury had hoped that it had been using the colour purple for long enough.

"Building on a heritage dating back to Radio Times's first edition in 1923, the titles remain synonymous with the highest quality journalism along with expertise in, and a passion for, their subject areas.

He added: "Some of those who go to United States or Western countries get indoctrinated with the mischievous plots of the Western World to continue their aggression against the world's greatest civilization which uphold the morality and cultural heritage dating back to million years".

"John had very direct connection with the tradition," said Barry Bergey, director of folk and traditional arts for the N.E.A. "He's one of those figures that bridges the great divide between contemporary culture and his own personal heritage, dating back to the 1930s and '40s".