Sentence examples for through the heritage from inspiring English sources

It is ridiculous, but imagined with humour and gusto: a very diverting gallop through the heritage landscape.

This suggests a powerful sense of time-independent presence in the digital landscape, as if they are actually walking through the heritage site or trenches in the war time.

We are in need of reviving this sacrality through the heritage of Ibn al-'Arabi, whence we can begin to, once again, appreciate the constant unfolding of this divine treasure.

The Vuitton store in London is bathed in light — both streaming through from the heritage facade into the inner "skin" of the store, and in the bold glass staircase where ever-changing LED's produce different colors and visuals.

"Through revolution and the heritage of blood, our parents bequeathed to us the Red Gene," Mr Barmé quotes one as writing.

Artifacts from this rich past are displayed through Oct. 8 in "The Heritage of the Religious Communities," an exhibition at the Musee de l'Amerique Francaise, at 2 Cote de la Fabrique in the Quebec Seminary complex next to the Basilica-Cathedral, (418) 692-28418

The ease with which the klezmer idiom combined with that of the Arabic maqam through the shared heritage of the clarinet to form an unlabored synthesis is a statement worth noticing.

That's the Southern way, we know; but Burke takes the theme of generational guilt to Homeric levels of tragedy, writing with a kind of drunken rapture about those sins that cycle through the regional heritage, poisoning generations yet unborn.

The formal, state-mandated protective mechanisms – primarily through the English Heritage listing system and local authority planning regulations – are regularly shown to be inadequate, toothless or prone to disintegrating in proximity to serious economic power or political influence.

Open-pollinated and passed down through the generations, "heritage" or "heirloom" crops such as the Brighstone bean are making a comeback.

It certainly raises the profile of the two cast members, Martin Salter, whose day job is meeting and greeting tourists at the centre, and tour guide Lauren Thompson, whose day out as Jane takes her through the Georgian streets of the heritage city and beyond.