Sentence examples for heritage of doing from inspiring English sources

You've got a heritage of doing that, of defending Southern patriots like Lee, Jackson and Davis.

Hewlett-Packard, to be sure, has a heritage of doing business with Hollywood and Disney.

As chief strategy officer of Baker McKenzie's German and Austrian offices and the head of the company's new Innovation Hub, Wenzler co-led one of the firm's newest initiatives: "ReInvent Law". Unlike Tencent, which is a company that was born digital, most law firms come with a long heritage and standardized ways of doing business, as one might expect.

"I think people looking at it in terms of heritage should not be frightened of doing this".

The watch industry, which prides itself on its heritage of craftsmanship, does not swallow changes easily.

The purpose of the initiative is to create employment opportunities and to ensure that this heritage of excellence does not disappear.

The white meat, which the heritage birds have less of, does not look that different, but it is much juicier and has a little more flavor.

Those of Chinese and Indian heritage are doing well in terms of school success and exam results, better than the white British in some instances.

This is our pioneer heritage, not the doing of Hollywood Europe and Japann also show America's violent movies and their populations are not clamoring for the right to own assault rifles.

In a statement the association said: "We are appalled at what English Heritage is doing to Tintagel, one of Cornwall's most historic sites.

... The fact that it's got a bit of heritage doesn't mean we should keep it around necessarily.