Sentence examples for version of heritage from inspiring English sources

The look: Manchester boutique Oi Polloi has done swift business since 2002, selling a sort of hip version of heritage.

I am here, at the scene of a breaking; broken bits, the metaphor of crushed paradise; forested history of burning; a trace element version of heritage.

The suit would open to public inspection the FDIC's version of Heritage's failure, and further expose the usually low-profile agency's inner workings.

While he was in Georgia in May, he spoke at a fund-raising dinner in Atlanta for the Georgia Public Policy Foundation, which is a sort of state-level version of Heritage or Free Congress and describes itself as "Georgia's conservative voice".

Occasionally an inspiration, like a digitized version of a heritage fob watch, fused history with modernity.

Fox grew up visiting Civil War battlefields and said Stewart, a Minnesota native, promotes a distorted version of Southern heritage.

But why even offer a hesitant version of the Saint Laurent heritage — like the strawberry-fields-for-never peasant skirt?

"The idea that there is a heritage version of Scotland that exists for the delectation of tourists, not locals, is a consistent refrain within their Scottish-set work," Mr. Murray said in an e-mail.

He gives an abbreviated version of his childhood and gnarly heritage, but the story has less resonance, and his parents are dealt with at times impatiently, as if he has tired of their limitations and religious choices.

The final version of the report entitled "World heritage and tourism in a changing climate" was published last week by Unesco, United Nations environment programme and the Union of Concerned Scientists, with all references to Australia removed.

Also, there's an appreciation of heritage".