Sentence examples for shared heritage between from inspiring English sources

In an effort to fully explore the shared heritage between today's raves and the parties of yore, we showed LOCKED OFF to a few promoters, producers, DJs and door-pickers from the previous generation of party-throwers, to see how they think the new school holds up in comparison.

In an effort to fully explore the shared heritage between today's raves and the parties of yore, we showed LOCKED OFF to a few promoters, producers, DJs, and door-pickers from the previous generation of party-throwers, to see how they think the new school holds up in comparison.

The simple joys of the Game Boy are a part of the shared heritage of most people between 20 and 40, while Alec Empire has also been entertaining us since the early 1990s with his mix of crazed stage presence, firebrand hard-left politics and great tracks under his own name, his band Atari Teenage Riot, and a wide variety of other aliases.

Some groups of Hindu nationalists are incensed over the recommendation of a group of scholars that the term "South Asia" be used to describe the shared heritage of the Indus Valley civilization between India, Paksitan and Afghanistan.

British colonialism firmly established English in the territories that now make up the United States, but the distinctions between American and British English are as important as the shared heritage.

It's our shared heritage".

The universal index is the shared heritage of humanity.

They are a part of the world's shared heritage and transcend political boundaries," it says.

"That is, that we are all children of God and that we do have a shared heritage and not just a national heritage".

Does the term express some commonality, some shared heritage, whether sought or inescapable, from the African diaspora?

Teacher Mrs Hobson, of Moat Community College, said: "This event is important because it's about our shared heritage... and it allows us to link our students to their Indian heritage". Squadron Leader Rana Chhina said Indians in Leicester "should be proud" of the connection because it "helps strengthen the bond" between the UK and India.