Sentence examples for later heritage from inspiring English sources

Two days later, Heritage called DePace to ask if he wanted to quickly resell the card for a $60,000 profit.

Today, some three hundred and fifty years later, purple "heritage" carrots are just starting to appear in the more expensive groceries of New York.

As man acquired more intelligence and experience -- these stories manifested themselves as culture and later as heritage or a nation's cultural identity.

Heritage later called Fatboy an "obnoxiously two-dimensional dubstep-fixated stock [character] transparently modelled on Jar Jar Binks".

Pegasus was built in 1951 for the famous Golden Arrow boat train, and later rebuilt for heritage mainline use.

Her daughter Caroline erected a monument for her, and later the genealogical heritage organization United States Daughters of 1812 and the Star Spangled Banner Flag House Association, which had organized to save and preserve the Flag House in 1927, placed a bronze plaque at the foot of her grave.

One of the city's heritage chiefs later speculated that Brown "could write a novel about Istanbul".

Mr. Levine later explored his Jewish heritage in a number of paintings on biblical themes, notably "Cain and Abel" (1961) and "David and Saul" (1989).

Anthony Shadid, the two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning foreign correspondent who died on Thursday at 43, had long been passionately interested in the Middle East, first because of his Lebanese-American heritage and later because of what he saw there firsthand.

A man of Iraqi heritage, he later said.

Tallon distinguished himself with his tidy keeping to the express pace bowling of Eddie Gilbert, whose suspect action and indigenous heritage were later the subject of controversy.