Sentence examples for heritage share from inspiring English sources

Generations of calypso's most important innovators, from the Mighty Sparrow's sly satire to David Rudder's celebration of the Afro-Caribbean heritage, share this bill.

Mr Ma pleased China by stressing the common heritage shared by people on both sides of the Taiwan Strait.

The Romney campaign's emphasis on the "Anglo-Saxon heritage" shared by the United States and Britain trafficks in ethnically loaded stereotypes at the expense of historical and demographic precision.

New Zealand MP Jenny Salesa, who is of Tongan heritage, shared a picture on her Facebook account describing the film's hero as "half pig, half hippo".

The Bengali language boasts a rich literary heritage, shared with neighbouring Bangladesh.

The two countries have a similar cultural heritage, sharing many traditions and items.

This straightforward support for the eventual nominee, plus the common heritage shared by the two men, will position Huntsman well for a cabinet position within the Romney administration.

He reaches to the Muslim world not just out of geo-political necessity but also because of the common religious heritage shared by western Judeo/Christianity and Islam.

It's a cross-cultural heritage shared by owners Guillermo and Susana Giacobbe, the husband-and-wife team who one minute might be streaking butter across spongy Argentine white bread and the next piping dulce de leche mousse into delicate profiteroles.

Tomorrow, children who are exploring that heritage will share it in a celebration at the Queens Central Library.

Mr Afriyie played down the comparison: "We're mixed heritage, we share the same birthday bizarrely, but our politics are very different".