Sentence examples for historic mix from inspiring English sources

Germany's historic mix of romanticism, Nazism and Catholicism may explain why, even today, many women feel like a Rabenmutter (cruel mother) if they put their children in a kindergarten.The consequence is that, in western Germany at least, child-care facilities are poor or non-existent (they are better in the east because the communists needed women in the workforce).

Beyond its gorgeous scenery and great wines, its very logo — an outline of majestic Table Mountain superimposed over a rainbow — emphasizes its historic mix of races and cultures, and its most famous resident, Desmond Tutu, is revered as a symbol of tolerance, inclusiveness and forgiveness.

Without doubt, we are experiencing the combined, simultaneous impacts of a constrained systemic environment and philosophical civil war; consequently, our historic magical mix is losing its magic.

Lo sought the advice of Wood, who argued that there was a way to mix historic preservation and commercial real-estate development.

Visit www.woodland-trust.org.uk Crick it The Boat Show 2000 at Crick in Northamptonshire is a three-day Bank Holiday festival (May 27-29) that mixes historic and newly-built craft with stalls, music and song, theatre and fireworks.

THE town requires that new neighborhoods have a mix of historic building styles and affordability.

The excursions, which visit a mix of historic forts, Washington wineries and scenic gorges, are among a handful of such trips.

The neighborhood lies along famous Rt 66, and features a curious mix of historic buildings, shops and bars framed by a pair of neon arches.

David Yelland endows Hal's true father, the king, with a richly neurotic mix of historic guilt, paternal anguish and insomniac restlessness.

A 90-minute nonstop flight north from Mumbai drops city-weary adventurers into the grasslands of the Kutch, a haven of exquisite, age-old craftsmanship nourished by its distinctive ethnic mix and historic isolation.

Cindy Holler, the president of Mercy Housing Lakefront, said her group was spending $45,000 a unit in renovations, using a mix of historic and low-income tax credits, as well as money from the state and from the MacArthur Foundation.