Sentence examples for illustrious heritage from inspiring English sources
A less illustrious heritage is also discernible.
That illustrious heritage, even so, remains a powerful motivator.
"To me it amounted to no less than taking responsibility for the whole illustrious heritage of the pages".
British Vogue first hit newsstands in 1916 and – as with many desirable fashion brands – the ability to leverage this illustrious heritage has been key to the magazine's success.
A sense of cultural extremes dominated West's artistic experiences as early as his teens, when his older contemporaries were seeking to break free from Vienna's illustrious heritage.
All have an illustrious heritage as part of regiments which have served in major campaigns over the last 300 years.
For those who aren't familiar with him, Jasper is a Glaswegian, and as such has come up surrounded by an illustrious electronic heritage.
The work, part of the London 2012 Festival, is due to open to the public next Friday, the 1st June, and will involve taking the public "beneath the Serpentine's lawn to explore the hidden history of its previous Pavilions," taking in the illustrious subterranean heritage.
Prime Minister David Cameron said: "St David's Day is a time to celebrate Wales' rich and illustrious history, its beautiful language and its cultural heritage.
It is heritage, heritage, heritage".
