Sentence examples for more heritage from inspiring English sources

The rise of Mojo and heritage rock in turn begat more heritage rock.

More Heritage Speaking of heritages, the weekend brings two more celebrations to the Island.

In a sea of heritage, preppy, Euro-tinged proletariat goth lite and more heritage, they have a sense of humor.

The Confederate flag was flying outside a stall run by Ariel Robb, a 26-year-old nurse, who insisted that its message "is more heritage than hate".

From the Berkshires to the Willamette Valley, small farmers are growing, scything and milling heritage wheat … The Wall Street Journal: … And for home brewers, what could embody more heritage than our foaming — er, founding — father, George Washington?

There is a fair bit of talk about the unfairness of setting up more heritage centres, which makes me fret that my old county will end up as a kind of wall-to-wall Heritage Experience when what it needs are recipes for future prosperity, not just a way of bemoaning what has gone.

When it came to picking an artistic director to succeed Judith Jamison, the Ailey company could have easily chosen to turn itself into a heritage troupe — or into one yet more heritage-oriented than it already is.

Anything you choose from the more heritage-type cattle to the most popular, commercial breeds should be ones that fit into your operation and goals.

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.

Few orchestras have a more storied heritage.

Few orchestras have a more storied heritage than the Berlin Philharmonic.