Sentence examples for heritage going back from inspiring English sources

For many Dutch, blunt critiques of religion are part of a national heritage going back to Spinoza.

It has 27 stores in the UK and a heritage going back to 1913.

Generations of matter-of-fact Christian heritage, going back on both sides to Scotland, came to a formal end.

"In the UK it means joining forces with HarperCollins, recently awarded publisher of the year and with a heritage going back nearly 200 years.

In England, thanks to a cultural heritage going back to Hogarth and Richardson, they have such things as cads and rakes.

The regiment had a heritage going back to the battles of Bunker Hill and New Orleans, to Waterloo and to World War I. Now its soldiers were in the vanguard of the invasion of Hitler's Europe.

Its heritage goes back much further.

However, its digital heritage goes back much further.

The Lotus racing-car heritage goes back to 1952, when the engineer Colin Chapman built the first car and founded his company, Lotus Engineering.

The family's hospitality heritage goes back to Forte's father, Lord Charless) Forte, who began with a milk bar on London's Regent Street in the 1930s and turned it into a FTSE 100 hotels empire.

But its heritage goes back to the two cousins from Alsace, in eastern France, who founded a dry goods store on Rue Lafayette in 1893 and went on to build the monumental store where the Belle Epoque architect Ferdinand Chanut created a circular conception of shopping space.