Sentence examples for the same heritage as from inspiring English sources

It is even harder to imagine a 70s Zayn Malik (One Direction), who is of precisely the same heritage as Khan-Din: Pakistani father, white mother from a northern town.

When your design instincts spring from the same heritage as interior decorators for the pope, you can bet your Lucite cha-cha pumps you're going to get a little something extra, from a surplus of divine inspiration.

Their goal is to restore Alchemy to the world, and they are assisted by the powerful and mysterious Mercury Adept Alex, who is of the same heritage as Mia; and Jenna's older brother, the 18-year-old Venus Adept Felix, who is indebted to Saturos for saving Felix from death.

As Angelenos, we may not share the same heritage or the same beliefs, but we do share this City--from the Hollywood sign to the Venice boardwalk, from Brentwood to Boyle Heights.

I want them to have the same heritage I had".

"After all, there are no distinctions between people who live here – we look the same, dress the same, speak one language and share the same heritage and customs".

"The characters in the stories are constantly interacting with people who did not come from the same heritage," she says.

Acting roles don't always need to be filled by someone of the same ethnic heritage as the character, but it's questionable how not one woman of color could be found to play Tiger Lily in the new 2015 Pan.

The interior echoes the 911's heritage as well.

"I met the people I went to school with in Cologne, with exactly the same background as my own, same heritage, same parentage," she wrote.

Mr. Spitzer said in an interview that many early jazz players of the same Creole-African heritage as Mr. Barthé worked in building trades.