Sentence examples for opened a heritage from inspiring English sources

The Queen has opened a heritage centre to mark a town's bicentennial during a visit to Pembrokeshire.

His plans to open a heritage centre in Mvezo, in the estate where the graves are at the moment, have left a bitter taste in the mouths of many within the family.

The BBC's Pumza Fihlani in Johannesburg says Mandla Mandela's plans to open a heritage centre dedicated to his grandfather in Mvezo, in the former site of the graves, have left a bitter taste among many within the family.

Estimates show there have been more than 500,000 visitors to the boathouse since it was first opened as a heritage centre back in the 1980s.

Carter's Steam Fair was booked by the Dreamland Trust, which hopes to open a permanent heritage amusement park.

ACR Limited's support group Lein Amlwch have also opened a small shop, cafe and heritage centre in Llanerchymedd's station building which will be open during the summer months.

LONDON — When the British heritage brand Belstaff opened a new shop on Bond Street in London this past weekend, the first man to take a look at the historic motorcycles on display along with the brand's iconic four-pocket leather jackets was David Beckham.

In June, the company opened a Heritage Showroom at the old factory in Newport Pagnell, catering to the needs of classic models.

The heritage centre has recently opened an adventure playground on a 'tree camp' theme.

"The only way that you can open a window on the heritage of Jews from Eastern Europe is through Yiddish," said Mr. Goldstein, a son of Holocaust survivors.

He also said he would open a conversation about the great heritage of UK writers and illustrators, and promised to turn up at branches of Waterstones for impromptu drawing session.