Sentence examples for leaving historic from inspiring English sources

It is an example of the all-too-common practice of leaving historic buildings to rot so they can be torn down to create space for new and "better" architecture.

Leaving historic murals and light fixtures intact, the new tasting room/home consists of a warren of comfortable parlors, living rooms, a Beer Garden outside, and even a dart room, where patrons can hang out, taste beer and play.

In a world as dreamy as Petra, we might well abandon visitor centres everywhere and leave historic sites for visitors to stumble across.

Many of the influential American Muslims I spoke to saw the benefit in coming together to develop ideas for solutions that leave historic baggage behind.

This failed mining policy has not only destroyed our nation's natural heritage; mountaintop removal has ripped out the roots of the Appalachian culture, and depopulated and left historic mountain communities in poverty and ruin.

This failed mining policy of regulation has not only destroyed our nation's natural heritage; mountaintop removal has ripped out the roots of the Appalachian culture, and depopulated and left historic mountain communities in poverty and ruin.

The Hurricanes will play at Dolphin Stadium starting in 2008, leaving the historic but decaying Orange Bowl.

Comedians Eddie Cantor and George Jessel (who played the lead role in the 1925 play on which the movie is based) both turned down the film, leaving the historic role for Jolson.

Westminster Abbey was the favourite venue to host the wedding after Miss Middleton was photographed leaving the historic place of worship in central London last week.

Leaving the historic facade unencumbered, Mr. O'Herlihy created a 2,900-square-foot house made up of two free-standing volumes joined by a glass-enclosed bridge — hence Mrs. Flynn's name for it: Bridge House, or Tighe an Droichead.

A Brooklyn Heights arts center celebrated for its avant-garde productions is leaving the historic church where it holds its performances because of a dispute with the church's leaders.