Sentence examples for string of cultural from inspiring English sources

It is an urbane, sophisticated but informal city with a string of cultural and architectural attractions.

The Ruhr Many of the collieries, coking plants and foundries of the Ruhr in western Germany, once Europe's largest industrial heartlands, have been reborn as a string of cultural centres that form the Industrial Heritage Trail.

Advocating talks with the separatist terror group ETA or its supporters, however, has been heresy since the Spanish prime minister Jose Maria Aznar's government banned the group's political wing Herri Batasuna last year and closed down a string of cultural organisations, including dance and music groups, which it claimed were fronts for its activities.

By orienting the main escalator from the Second Street entrance, the architects are not only striving to link the museum to the string of cultural institutions that extends from Disney Hall to the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion and the Mark Taper Forum; they are also seeking to connect with the mainly Latino shopping strip along Broadway, which lies two blocks down Second Street to the east.

Dr. Berry left the monastic life for decades of study of global cultural and religious history and then, beginning in the 1980s, wrote a string of books relating cultural and spiritual evolution to the natural history of the planet and the universe.

In a string of new books, social and cultural historians are trying to figure out just what it is about American parents that makes them so anxious -- and so eager to turn to the experts.

South Africa is a melting pot of cultural influences that are just about strung together by some kind of innate punk non-conformist attitude.

Iraq's tourism and antiquities ministry said in March that Isis had bulldozed the ancient fortress city of Hatra, one of a string of attacks targeting heritage, religious and cultural sites in Nineveh, which fell under the group's sway in a lightning conquest last summer in which it took control of the city of Mosul.

The first in a string of English, Welsh and Northern Irish cultural figures being lined up to campaign against a yes vote in September's independence referendum, Izzard said he had one message: to share the beauty of Britain and appeal to Scotland to say no.

In fact, the Hopi use numerous familiar devices for time keeping, such as calendar strings and sun dials, and their sensitivity to time is evident a wide variety of cultural practices (Malotki 1983).

There are plenty of cultural barriers.