Sentence examples for heritage ranging from from inspiring English sources

In a new series, The Art of Spain, which starts on BBC4 next week, Graham-Dixon redresses the balance by introducing viewers to a rich cultural heritage ranging from the Moorish architecture of the south to baroque paintings inspired by a fanatical Catholicism and some of the most important modern art of the twentieth century.

Friday's three-hour ceremony, put together by film director Danny Boyle, featured references to the industrial revolution, the suffragettes and the NHS as well as the UK's diverse musical heritage - ranging from rapper Dizzee Rascal to the Arctic Monkeys.

Then we identified a sibling group of four children, of mixed British and Asian heritage, ranging in age from 5-11 whadhad been in care for four years.

The UK already has almost 30 cultural and natural sites on the world heritage List, ranging from the Tower of London to the Giant's Causeway and Stonehenge.

Here is a logical sequel to the group's last choral program, "Bach's Spiritual Heritage," which ranged from the work of such forebears as Matthias Weckmann and Johann Kuhnau to small-scale cantatas by Bach himself.

"So much contemporary visual art is made by teams of technicians and assistants, even before we start on a heritage of amazing collaborators ranging from Gilbert and George to Heather and Ivan Morison.

The government is proposing that English woodland be divided into four categories, ranging from "heritage" to "multi-purpose", "small timber" and "large commercial".

All 258,000 hectares (ha) of English woodland has been provisionally divided into four categories, ranging from "heritage" to "multi-purpose", "small timber and "large commercial".

The authority has a Web site devoted to the situation, www.open.visitbritain.com, listing 23,000 visitor attractions, Mr. Frisby said, ranging from heritage sites to amusement parks.

Jamie Cullum plays an hour of jazz music ranging from its heritage to its future.

Jamie Cullum plays an hour of jazz music ranging from its heritage to its future and interviews one of his favourite jazz artists, Diana Krall.