Sentence examples for sort of heritage from inspiring English sources

Some sort of heritage tomato triple reduction?

Sunday night featured a different sort of heritage: Red Hot Chili Peppers vacillated between inert and sublime, its California blend of funk and hard rock Botoxed out over the years.

It's very important to her that she share some sort of heritage with our baby, who will not carry any of her DNA.

Protesters have begun to urge baseball, with an estimated one-third of major league rosters populated by players of some sort of Hispanic heritage, to take a stand against the law.

It's not sort of a heritage music, it's not some celebration of something that was great 50 years ago.

They are educated, they have some sort of family heritage tied to the city and they never shop in DC.

The Blue Shield, created in 1954 during the Hague Convention on the Protection of Cultural Property During Armed Conflict, was conceived as a Red Cross of sorts for heritage sites.

And the sort of soft-focus heritage boffing scenes during which there is clearly at least a metre separating boffer and boffee's woohoos.

It was inspired by the Emscher Park in Germany's Ruhr valley, a wild green landscape strewn with the great carcasses of industry in a sort of open-air heritage theme park.

Her parents have molded her as his did; when Isabelle and Philippe first meet, they compare notes on "that sort of rural bourgeois heritage that so many French families share".

Perhaps its greatest attraction - and the architecture reflects this - is that Hoghton Tower will not become some sort of cheesy Shakespeare heritage attraction, but a living centre for new ways of looking at and intepreting the playwright's peerless output: Hoghton is certainly the right place for such a project, and Helm's architecture the right backdrop for it.