Sentence examples for heritage make from inspiring English sources

Eṣfahān's rich history and cultural heritage make it an attractive tourist destination.

Or does London's fiercely innovative spirit or Milan's manufacturing heritage make them a more solid choice?

Does the fact that he creates figurines that reflect his culture and heritage make his figures more or less acceptable in society?

The union apologised and said that in the planning stages Kent Union worked with students to develop a campaign that "celebrated a range of ethnic cultures", following the National Union of Students' position on Black History Month, which is to "recognise and celebrate the immense contributions that people of African, Arab, Asian and Caribbean heritage make to humanity".

But what he performed was a testament to versatility: songs that emphasize his Jamaican heritage, "Make It Clap" and "Uh Ooh (remix)"; roughneck anthems, "Ante Up (remix)," on which he was joined by the rowdy M.O.P.; collaborations with Mariah Carey, "I Know What You Want," with Ms. Carey sadly absent.

According to England and Wales Cricket Board figures quoted in Wisden, players of Asian heritage make up almost 40% of recreational cricketers in the UK and with Ansari, his fellow spin-bowlers Moeen Ali and Adil Rashid, and the opening batsman Haseeb Hameed, all playing in the drawn first Test in Rajkot last week, it was the first time that the national team has reflected this figure.

The Triumph brand's heritage makes it attractive".

Furthermore, topographic, soil, and climatic differences rendered slavery economically unsound, and cultural heritage made it undesirable.

Belgium's rich heritage makes it an artistic centre of considerable importance.

Locals like to tell them that Vojvodina's mixed heritage makes it a Europe in miniature.

His adoption and revision of Evans's heritage makes Christenberry an unusual and valuable artist.