Sentence examples for heritage line from inspiring English sources

This is not anything so contrived as a restored heritage line.

Other brands glancing backward include Halston, which reworked designs from the Seventies to create its heritage line.

New Balance's Heritage line runs from toddlers to teenagers with its new Heritage running shoe in gray or blue suede (far left, $38 at New Balance stores).

The best way to get there is via the East Lancashire Railway, a heritage line which recently welcomed back the revamped Flying Scotsman.

Now that Marios Schwab has a handle on Halston, and Sarah Jessica Parker is monitoring the lower-priced Heritage line, maybe the higher-ups should give Mr. Schwab a runway show.

"Without investment... we're turning the Great Eastern line into a heritage line where it's a great place to see a beautiful range of countryside… where the timetable can be frankly rather flexible.

Logically, Grace Bros, if it existed at all, would by now be a niche website specialising in heritage lines.

With some Americans feeling as if they can't trust government, Wall Street or big business, the brands are betting their heritage lines will evoke memories of better times — and help pry open shoppers' wallets.

The fireman, who ordinarily drives trains through heritage lines in the countryside, said there was no real difference in how to drive it, but the "environment that it's happening in, that's the unusual bit".

Two branch lines, the West and East Somerset Railways, were rescued and transferred back to private ownership as "heritage" lines.

The railways were nationalised after the Second World War, but continued until 1965, when smaller lines were scrapped; two were transferred back to private ownership as "heritage" lines.