Sentence examples for heritage inspired from inspiring English sources

Gloucester's maritime heritage inspired many books, including Rudyard Kipling's Captains Courageous (1897) and James B. Connolly's Gloucestermen (1930).

Mr. Bassett, 30, was energized by the hotel's rich artistic heritage, inspired by the homegrown art on the walls and delighted by the many artists who lived there.

The publishing house has a rich design heritage, inspired by its founder, Allen Lane, who strove to give the public access to fine writing and good design in affordably priced paperbacks.

The name is a nod to its Central European heritage, inspired by Vienna's famous Neue Galerie, which was founded in 1923 and became one of the most important places to see the work of artists like Klimt, Schiele and others associated with the Secession, the turn-of-the-last-century revolt against academic art.

"V&A at Dundee will show major exhibitions of international design, celebrate our own design heritage, inspire and help develop contemporary talent, and encourage design innovation for the future.

Through HASC's mission, I have found a way to make my Hinduness part of my American life, and to see that my religious heritage inspires innovative solutions for issues and challenges of the society I live in.

"As proud Cuban-Americans, they've promoted their cultural heritage and inspired fans all over the world," Obama said while presenting the couple with the award.

Mapledurham Estate, Mapledurham, Reading; 0118-972 3350 mapledurham.co.uk The point at which Fargate and Church Street collide in Sheffield city centre has a long-standing reputation as a meeting-place for courting couples, and it was this romantic heritage that inspired Richard Hawley to borrow the name for the title of his 2005 album Coles' Corner.

As she describes the challenges her fathers have faced and overcome through the decades, it's clear that Sarah's heritage has inspired her to live her own life with determination and authenticity.

Some of the scores had narrative or picturesque themes, like "Cuatro Bosquejos Pre-Incaicos" ("Four Pre-Inca Sketches," 2006) by Gabriela Lena Frank, whose Peruvian, Jewish, Chinese and Lithuanian heritage often inspires her music.

But no Scottish politician has taken up the case so big retail chains can advertise "gorgeous heritage-inspired Fair Isle knitwear" that is machine-made elsewhere.