Sentence examples for solid heritage from inspiring English sources

There are businesses in Nigeria with a solid heritage but it is easy to overpay for them.

Sony has a solid heritage in tablets with two excellent entries into the Z series before now.

She would choose from a selection sent to her by the British retailer Marks & Spencer and off-the-peg outfits from Aquascutum, which she considered a solid heritage brand.

(So, too, does the held-breath reverence in several Hassams of proud old New England churches. Though reportedly indifferent to religion, he was a pushover for symbols of rock-solid heritage).

Yet the impression given by America's "little Italies" – of a solid, common heritage – is deceptive.

Despite South Africa's loathsome apartheid heritage, solid institutions underpinned its transition to democracy in 1994: a proper Parliament and electoral system, a good new constitution, independent courts, a vibrant press and a first-world stockmarket.

Modi's statement continued: "Glasgow Rangers have a fabulous fan base, a solid home and heritage that dates back over 100 years, all of which make for great long-term value.

With his Latino heritage and solid conservative credentials, Cruz was immediately labeled a figure to watch and almost as quickly started to lay the groundwork for a potential presidential bid, appearing at Iowa cattle calls within months of his election.

His resume is solid and his Hispanic heritage is helpful, but his charismatically challenged speaking style is never going to light up a crowd.

A heritage of solid food habits that are grounded in childhood facilitates the tightrope walk.

It sits in an area where the dominant style is bulky Edwardian neo-baroque, and the multi-level mansard and ornate gablets of Marconi House have been dutifully restored, while the hotel's new elevations are English Heritage-approved – solid, substantial, load-bearing Portland stone.