Sentence examples for whose heritage from inspiring English sources

Casio, like Panasonic, is a company whose heritage is electronics rather than photography.

(Ms. Ray, whose heritage is Italian, relies heavily on these old warhorses).

But Ms. Bose, whose heritage is Bengali Indian, touts neither a feminist nor immigrant American viewpoint.

"A skip would be people whose heritage is English, Welsh, Irish or Scottish.

Mr. Sandoval, whose heritage is Puerto Rican and Mexican-American, was horrified by the crimes.

Ms. Stewart, whose heritage is Polish, has decided to try to recapture the Old World style.

They are loved by a nascent middle class whose own heritage is similarly replete with iconography celebrating redness, corpulence and beardedness.

But as the Olympics approached, Mr. Garrard thought it fitting to salute a region whose industrial heritage has made it a desert for tourist attractions and souvenirs.

Bobby on the bottom covered his share of the bedroom walls with posters of his favorite professional wrestlers, especially Bruno Sammartino, whose Italian heritage added to his appeal.

Returning from Mexico, a land whose food heritage is Unesco-protected, travellers share tales of life-changing meals – and no one does this more than chefs.

"It's a city whose food heritage is a big part of its identity," says Gary Nabhan, director of the University of Arizona's Center for Regional Food Studies.