Sentence examples for heritage which from inspiring English sources

It has an uncannily similar heritage, which might produce a good cultural fit.

It is to invest in our heritage, which is an enormous, costly responsibility".

This cultural heritage, which may be claimed or imposed, includes language, customs, practices, traditions, and institutions.

I think there's a move away from heritage, which is good.

In recent years, Poles have been rediscovering their culinary heritage, which was snuffed out under Communism.

Something similar happens when Hitchens discusses his Jewish heritage, which he discovered only in 1987.

Neither book does more than acknowledge the astonishingly rich literary heritage which millenarianism has inspired.

"And there's our history and heritage, which should be elements on our balance sheet".

He liked my heritage, which is part Jamaican, Cherokee Indian, Ghanaian, white and Chinese.

It's a slice of Australian coastal heritage which with time could disappear.

They are not born in England but they have got English heritage, which is fine.