Sentence examples for heritage right from inspiring English sources

This book offers convincing proof that we have an important heritage right at the tips of our tongues.

"There's an appetite for Vancouver heritage right now and I think it's because the city is changing before our eyes," said Chapman, whose book Liquor, Lust, and the Law: The Story of the Legendary Penthouse Nightclub triggered the creation of the Secrets of the Penthouse tour.

Because America is losing part of its cultural heritage right before our eyes!

They're suitable for all ages and could help students with Greek heritage feel right at home.

The United Nations 2001 convention on protecting underwater cultural heritage was right to oppose the plundering of sunken archaeological treasures for profit.

"There is a big obsession all over the world with heritage brands right now," Valeria Caffagni, the marketing director of WP Lavori in Corso, which licenses Woolrich globally, said at the Milky Pig party.

"And, of course, in the last three years we have had to fight for press freedom itself, and our most precious heritage; the right to report free of government control of editorial content.

Mr Clegg said: "It's a priceless part of Cornwall's heritage and right we have played our part to keep the Cornish language alive.

The plaintiffs, who lost out to Halperin on auction rights, complained they had no idea the ANA would also grant Heritage exclusive rights to its mailing lists, referrals and endorsements–or they would have bid higher.

Mr Obama's upbringing in Indonesia, the world's largest Muslim country by population, and his Kenyan-Muslim heritage fuelled right-wing conspiracy theories that he was not born in the US, or that he was a secret Muslim.

Also reporting from the Empire State, Cathleen Decker examines how there is more than delegates on the line for three of the five candidates who can claim New York heritage: bragging rights.