Sentence examples for immemorial heritage from inspiring English sources

The rituals of the monarchy are glazed with a patina of immemorial heritage, but Queen Victoria, with her white dress and her twelve bridesmaids, basically invented the royal wedding as we know it, in 1840.

But it is in immemorial conflict with heritage and identity.

It is heritage, heritage, heritage".

Your heritage?

By immemorial tradition war is legitimate violence.

We have traded from time immemorial.

Defining heritage What exactly does "heritage" mean?

The scene felt unchanged, from time immemorial.

Dining tables in particular have immemorial meanings.

For time immemorial there have been storytellers.

Their voices rise and fall, immemorial.