Sentence examples for heritage links from inspiring English sources

Not much besides a core menu of events and a certain vicarious idealism, overlaid with pompous spectacle that is more properly Roman than Greek in heritage, links the modern Olympics to the ancient.

Soundsystem heritage links a host of different British urban genres, and An England Story - compiled by London production and promotion duo Heatwave - does a good job of showcasing the interlinked styles gathered around the man (or, occasionally, a woman in the shape of Warrior Queen, Stush or Estelle) on the mic.

The beacon duly erupted on time, as Linda Tuttiett, chief executive of Hadrian's Wall Heritage, linked Roman times with the 21st-century UK.

The area is home to a rich heritage, linked to historical agricultural uses and cultural landscape (channels, wineries, farms, orchards, and tree-lined avenues, etc)., elements which are protected by municipal urban planning as well as national and international legislation.

The present paper explores the use of computer simulations to study the acoustical heritage linked to the York Mystery Plays, a series of medieval dramatic performances that took place in the streets of York (UK) from the fourteenth to the sixteenth century.

Celebrating the city's heritage link with Norway, events are held in September in the Oceanfront and Town Center areas.

Pakistan's various provinces had ethnic or linguistic distinctiveness, which provided a basis for ethnic or language based nationalism, while their shared historical experience and heritage linked them to India as well.

Then there's the added bonus of Sony and PlayStation's gaming heritage and links with game-makers, so you can expect a lot of quality titles from the get-go.

These images are emblematic of the way a football club understands its identity, whether in relation to sporting philosophy, the personality of the fans, history and heritage or links to its local area.

We defined South Asian as being anyone who identified themselves as having South Asian identity or heritage by links to any South Asian country, primarily India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka.

Identified only as a "Mombasa tycoon", aged 52, possibly of Arab heritage, closely linked to the political elite, his identity remains shadowy.