Sentence examples for heritage out from inspiring English sources

As an archeologist, she believes "it's our obligation to bring this heritage out to the light.

Grieg's music created a Norwegian folk heritage out of thin air.

"It's time to get our heritage out there," Ms. Jimenez declared with mingled defiance and mirth.

This intense programme coincided with the creation in 1983 of English Heritage out of the DoE.

And call me a hopeless old romantic, but it's really ripped the poetic heritage out of the word.

The English have never been ones to leave their heritage out of the calculation, particularly now as they confront uncertain times ahead and reduced global clout.

Surprisingly, the British maternal heritage turned out to be more like that of northern Europeans than British Y chromosomes are.

But she said Isis could not erase the ancient heritage, pointing out that the relics had survived prior invasions.

Benny Pellerano, a friendly 56-year-old, also of Dominican heritage, started out as a security guard in the apartments three decades ago; now, he is the superintendent.

If only the government would trust local communities to get on with it, then Judeo-Christian heritage will out with its values of fair play, and everything will be OK.

Roman Gurrillo's Spanish heritage came out in exceptional knitting, like the spidery open-work of a coat, the mermaid strands of a long skirt or the ethereal transparency of a simple dress.