Sentence examples for heritage of making from inspiring English sources
Coca-Cola's long heritage of making noise about bringing people together gives it an edge over the many other Super Bowl advertisers that profess related values.
He loved it — the huge cranes delicately pouring pots of molten fire, the camaraderie on the production line, the proud heritage of making something tangible — but soon realized he could never make a career there.
In addition, the emergence of DVD's could undermine the honored heritage of making studio opera recordings, performances that might have been impossible to realize in a staged production.
"What really distinguishes us is that this brand has over a 100-year heritage of making products that are good for our customers' feet," said Maureen McCann, the vice president of wholesale marketing at Brown Shoe.
But the company widely credited with creating the category is Merrell Performance Footwear, which branched into the laceless shoe from a heritage of making boots for hiking and mountain climbing.
"It's about the culture, the heritage, the process of making it," Tickle said.
In high school or college, students of Asian heritage have the reputation of making the highest grades in the class, and the average American student worries about having several Asian Students in his or her class for fear that they will raise the curve and make it harder to get a good grade.
In Glasgow, whose civic buildings don't quite possess the majesty of Edinburgh's finest, there is nonetheless sufficient beauty in its built heritage to make those of us who live and work here proud.
Critics of Mr. Straniere say that he is highlighting Dr. Wyne's Pakistani heritage to make him seem out of the mainstream in the district, which is nearly 75percentt white.
At a time when scarf prints are everywhere, recent Hermés designers have seemed too in awe of the house's heritage to make print sing.
The increasing use of information and communication technologies (ICT) in museums is providing curators with new opportunities for the display of cultural heritage content, making it possible to merge real and digital works of art in a coherent exhibition space.
