Sentence examples for heritage men from inspiring English sources

Straw said that this was noticeable in his constituency, Blackburn: "There is a specific problem which involves Pakistani heritage men… who target vulnerable young white girls".

Jack Straw, the former Home Secretary, told the BBC that there was "a specific problem which involves Pakistani heritage men" targeting "vulnerable young white girls," whom they saw as "easy meat".

The reaction of Jack Straw, the former foreign secretary, was to say a problem exists with "Pakistani heritage men thinking it is O.K. to target white girls in this way".

A nouveau heritage men's boutique and a '20s-style barbershop (conceived and operated by Sam Buffa) would follow.

"I'm finally getting my dream," said Mr. Snyder, who is 45 and started his line after working for other companies for two decades, most recently as a senior vice president at J. Crew, where he introduced many of the retailer's popular collaborations with heritage men's wear labels.

"The fact these guys were predominantly Pakistani heritage men should not be a reason for providing a cloak of invisibility".

You talk about heritage, man, it was there.

When the then Labour MP Ann Cryer, the anti-forced-marriage campaigner, began reporting accounts of young Pakistani-heritage men hanging about school gates in 2003, she was bitterly criticised.

Their answer song to Canadian Neil Young's attack on their region's slavery heritage, "Southern Man", became Southern rock's anthem.

But behind this playful style you cannot help but sense someone not quite at home with their heritage, a man who has until now had to abandon his Irish past as a British civil servant.

Mr. Lincoln, the acknowledged giant of our heritage, the man who had the strength to face evil in the eye and save our nation, stood there on the East Portico, and called upon the name of God, the Almighty, and the Lord more than 13 times.