Sentence examples for heritage- from inspiring English sources

£50m has been spent on restoring the Grace II* listed building to its Edwardian splendour, adapted to the 21st century, with the blessing of the theatre heritage watchdog The Theatres Trust and English Heritage.

As part of the UK's largest after-hours cultural festival, more than 500 museums, galleries and heritage sites across the country are turning nocturnal this weekend, inviting the public to experience their collections and history after dark.

Billy Elliot winningly forsook his mining heritage to pursue a post-industrial career in ballet, pirouetting past the picketlines, but his dream was ultimately embraced by the community, whose whip-round gets him to the big London audition.

Waters said while Unesco's world heritage committee would welcome the end to offshore dredge dumping, it would "not be impressed" with the fact Abbot Point itself would proceed.

You had the plush English heritage cinema, spearheaded by Merchant-Ivory and then later modified by films such as Notting Hill.

Satellite images show the city, a Unesco world heritage site, before and after missile strikes launched by government forces.

Colonia, across the Rio Plata from Buenos Aires, was founded by the Portuguese, and has a feel of Lisbon about it, with cobbled streets around a Unesco world heritage-listed centre.

"Most folks don't need an $8m training facility to learn how to lock the front door," said Dan Holler, a spokesman for the conservative group Heritage Action.

Multiple conservative groups including the influential Heritage Action came out against the bill and said it would be counted as a "key vote" in their rankings of legislators.

The World Heritage provisions of Australia's federal environmental laws provide these protections, ensure the national interest is pursued in decision-making, and make sure the national government is able to meet its obligations under the World Heritage Convention," Henry wrote on the day the Queensland and federal governments signed the MOU.

Though DeMint was referring specifically to the Affordable Care Act, a law the Heritage Foundation is urging Congress to defund in next month's continuing resolution, his comments could also apply to existing programs that have more direct government involvement than the ACA.