Sentence examples similar to heritage shipwreck from inspiring English sources
If L.A. is the "great exception" — a place without a heritage or legacy, shipwrecked off the continent of the commonplace — then its representation may be glamorous, but it's just another entertainment, best witnessed while lightly sedated.
Plans by the energy giant BP to sink an oil well off the Libyan coast could have disastrous consequences for the region's rich heritage of coastal ancient city sites and shipwrecks – already under threat from oil tankers, coastal erosion and tourist developments – archaeologists from around the world have warned.
Had the UK used SAC to monitor its war graves, and if Indonesia included cultural heritage in its environmental protection scheme then the Java Sea shipwrecks may still be there.
After two weeks' exploring a shipwreck in Waterford harbor, divers for the Irish state heritage service said they believed it to be the remains of the Great Louis, part of Oliver Cromwell's fleet that attacked a nearby fort in 1645.
It is heritage, heritage, heritage".
Malta's rich heritage on dry land continues beneath the waves, where alongside natural caves you'll find a sunken Second World War bomber and shipwrecks of different vintages.
Legend holds that they are the descendants of Arab traders shipwrecked on the coast of Burma in the 8th century, and their dispersal across southeast Asia points to some kind of seafaring heritage in centuries past.
