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(31) When people do not know how to bring up or what to teach their children their cultural heritage is indeed in jeopardy.

(32) As the 1860s drew to a close, Kansas effectively put its violent heritage behind; change accelerated by leaps and bounds.

(33) Anyone who already has a decoder can carry on watching, a spokesman for the Department of National Heritage acknowledged.

(34) Do we want to pass on our cultural heritage by accident or by design?

(35) Government will work in partnership to secure our heritage for the benefit of future generations.

(36) A Forte spokesperson says the launch of the Heritage campaign is timed to coincide with the Easter break.

(37) These works of art are considered of great importance to Russia's national heritage.

(38) He summoned up childhood memories and a long love for a part of his musical heritage in a piece called Blues Suite.

(39) Our aim is to make the performing arts, museums and our heritage accessible to all.

(40) Looking at these paintings makes people proud of their Latin heritage.

(41) Zambia had none of the heritage of war and violence that dogged, say, Kenya or Zimbabwe.

(42) The board threw out the bids from the three finalists, including Heritage, and restarted the process.

(43) The product's heritage, Slatt says, gives it a leg up over competitors.

(44) Looked at this way, the question of how best to safeguard Venice's heritage is in fact an ethical question.

(45) Only the island of Bali preserved, alongside its own traditions, the Brahman heritage of those ancient times.

(46) The Heritage was working out of Scarborough and her crew are believed to be from Bridlington.

(47) Over the past few decades, however, the approach to conservation and protection of our cultural heritage has changed.

(48) The memory of the parricide was both important enough, and repeated often enough, to enter the archaic heritage.

(48) Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

(49) Only then can we speak of them as part of our cultural heritage.

(50) Still, it is a place rich in history and heritage, even if it is dirt poor in almost everything else.

(51) Heritage, the buzzword of the 1980s, is out; modernisation, the buzzword of the 1960s, is in.

(52) Popular with senior citizens and the motor-coach touring set, the Heritage Plantation is billed as an Americana theme park and arboretum.

(53) The castle is part of the heritage of Wales and should be preserved for the people of Wales.

(54) No nation on earth takes greater pride in its moral heritage than the United States.

(55) As stated in the supplement, the heritage erosion is due to ignorance, and not wanton destruction.

(56) The beauty of the flower is transcendent, and it has been a part of man's heritage since the beginning.

(57) It is a rich heritage gradually disappearing as Aborigines become urbanized, Europeanized and victimized.

(58) Consult the codex of our heritage a little more, d'Arquebus.

(59) Historic pub interiors, as well as pub exteriors, are vital and irreplaceable elements of our cultural and social heritage.

(60) Here is your country. Cherish these natural wonders, cherish the natural resources, cherish the history and romance as a sacred heritage, for your children and your children's children. Do not let selfish men or greedy interests skin your country of its beauty, its riches or its romance. Theodore Roosevelt