Sentence examples for heritage making from inspiring English sources

Why aren't we, with our Mount Kilimanjaro of lottery cash and mighty cultural heritage, making this sort of thing?

Like many refugees, Mr Schecter held fast to his European heritage, making few accommodations to his new home.

"The vision for the brand is to celebrate that pioneering spirit and its rich heritage, making it relevant for today's customer".

But I have discovered that there's a remarkable group of young entrepreneurs who are rediscovering this almost-lost British heritage, making not only garments, but the wool and cotton fabrics from which they comprise - aswell as a wide range of men's accessories.

Certain studies indicated that some African breeds may differ in terms of their genetic heritage making them more suited to local climatic conditions (water consumption, volume of distribution, and renal clearance) but non directly comparable to antibiotics withdrawal time as determined for breeds representative of a large-scale production in developed countries (Mensah et al. 2014a).

Realizing that Krusty is Jewish, Lisa speaks of his heritage, making Krusty break down in tears.

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.

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

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