Sentence examples for like heritage from inspiring English sources
Like Heritage, the club's decision to oppose Mr. Boehner's plan is a blow for Republican unity in the House.
Whether it is really appropriate for organizations like Heritage depends on what you mean by the word "think".
Last weekend at Glastonbury the old guard very much felt like heritage rock, a retreat to safety.
Still, to the younger generation, the Prodigy, Orbital et al will doubtless look like heritage acts, relics of a faintly embarrassing age.
This new, Gallicized version of prep ditches all those sporty collegiate references, along with duck boots (awkward in most cities, absurd in Paris) and rugged fantasies dressed up in words like "heritage" and "distressed".
These campuses are more like heritage sites — and the heritage they communicate flows directly from Oxford and Cambridge to New Jersey and Connecticut, skipping over or even whitewashing the troubled history of America.
Let's face it, this guy is probably 35-plus, and likes heritage artists".
"I like the heritage in Grandma's House of the standup in a sitcom world.
He liked my heritage, which is part Jamaican, Cherokee Indian, Ghanaian, white and Chinese.
Bill, a 60-year-old retired director of a research institute, likes cultural heritage sites, while his wife and son prefer natural landscapes so he compromises in order to share pleasures with his family.
Perhaps Balanchine's claim about being Georgian and living forever was true; young Tamara of Tbilisi — with her American nationality like his; Georgian heritage like his; and bloodline to Toumanova, one of his first beloved ballerinas — makes it so somehow.
