Sentence examples similar to leave heritage from inspiring English sources

There's so much about being on the periphery and banishment and leaving heritage, connecting with those who have been displaced".

The English have never been ones to leave their heritage out of the calculation, particularly now as they confront uncertain times ahead and reduced global clout.

But she could no more leave her heritage and past at the door than Goodes can, just to make some Australians more comfortable.

HR-Ps suggested that HCWs are substantially different to the general Australian population, being more affluent; established; well informed; likely to adopt new technology and new experiences; often cynical about advertising messages; challenging to others who do not share their interests or concerns; want to make a difference and leave a heritage of success.

They have left a heritage.

"We have left a heritage of dignity and democracy to Europe," he said.

In Spain toleration gave way to widespread persecution and conversion under duress, leaving a heritage of sorrow for the future.

They're walking billboards for the store's aesthetic, which demonstrates there's still dignity left in heritage.

Following the Glorious Revolution in England (1688 89), the brief tenure of Jacob Leisler marked a period of intolerance new to the city and left a heritage of class factionalism that endured for several decades after his execution for treason in 1691.

Dying in 852, Fredelon left a heritage including Rouergue (around Rodez) and the Pyrenean countships of Pallars and Ribagorza as well as the Toulousain to his brother Raymond I, who added Limousin to it; but Septimania was then probably detached.

The refurbishment was initially expected to be completed in time for the London Olympics, but works were delayed as a result of Government cuts that left English Heritage with a £10 million gap in funding.