Sentence examples for heritage playing from inspiring English sources

Andrews revels in its Scottish-American heritage, playing host to the Appalachian Highland Games.

"Union Jack will lead the way in celebrating this rich heritage, playing the greatest UK music and also discovering and supporting new British talent".

Those early works were explorations of his Indian heritage, playing up the exoticism of his brown-skinned body in a series of projects that included writing all over himself in henna and then growing a luxuriant moustache, identical to the one his father had sported when he'd come to Britain in the 1960s.

Is it my family heritage playing tricks on me or the phantoms of the dark ages, those phantoms that sleep with one eye open, when, from Bosnia to Libya, from Afghanistan to Kurdistan, or today in Kiev, I keep hearing replays of Spain and the French Resistance?

I wouldn't be surprised to see the Eagles playing well [against the Maori] and those Samoan boys they have" – the half-back Shalom Suniula from American Samoa, the highly regarded prop Titi Lamositele, the Olympic back Folau Niua and others of Samoan heritage – "playing well too.

Mr. Lugansky, true to the Russian Romantic heritage, plays with a plush sound and plenty of impetuosity.

Today the classical heritage plays no greater role in the everyday lives of most Americans or Britons.

Their will to recover pieces of a lost heritage played its part in the extraordinary outcome of the March 22 sale, in which 313 lots added up to $36.27 million, leaving 15 lots unsold.

Black performers were not unknown – John Blanke, perhaps of north African heritage, played the trumpet at the courts of Henry VII and Henry VIII – but seem not to have appeared on the public stage.

In every country, heritage plays a significant role in achieving sustainable development.

The possibility to reuse spaces that represent the local cultural heritage plays an important role in maintaining the identity of a population and its traditions.