Sentence examples for landmark heritage from inspiring English sources

My own favorite bit of programming was "Cakebook Britain," a competition for which teams of bakers created cakes in the shape of landmark heritage sites, which were then placed on a gigantic edible map of the British Isles.

Photograph: David Sillitoe Maev Kennedy was spot on last week in drawing the dots between the outstanding cultural value of China's Terracotta Warriors, soon to be exhibited at the British Museum, and the landmark heritage of the dramatic space they are set to inhabit.

Shakespeare's New Place, the site of his house for 19 years (long since demolished), is reopening as a heritage landmark.

Despite a high-profile campaign to save the local landmark, Wales's heritage body, Cadw, decided not to award the 1970s work listed status, which would have prevented its destruction.

Councillors rejected the plans as they believed they would result in the loss of green space and the pavilion, which is seen as a heritage landmark.

The Palace Hotel in Perth, Western Australia is a landmark three-storey heritage listed building located in the city's central business district.

The palace is a protected architectural heritage landmark, and so nothing can be altered -- the glass elevator had to be built outside.

The project provides a digital archive of artworks, landmarks and world heritage sites around the world.

JUNEAU, Alaska — Sarah Palin is long gone from this capital, what with the new ranch in Arizona and the is-she-running-or-not bus blitz of American heritage landmarks Outside, as Alaskans like to call the lower 48 states.

In 2008, a series of ten coordinated attacks by armed terrorists for three days resulted in 173 deaths, 308 injuries, and severe damage to several heritage landmarks and prestigious hotels.

With his devoted and beloved life Tova, he embraced the Project as long-term partner in transforming this National Historic Landmark into a Jewish heritage center for future generations.