Sentence examples similar to a sort of legacy from inspiring English sources
To leave any sort of legacy, he needs to build a credible system of economic governance for the euro.
But can the government have any sort of legacy for the sector when there has been such a whirligig of ministers at the helm?
"I want to knock out both Wladimir and Vitali Klitschko, and I don't care what order they fall in," said Haye, 29".Vitali is nearly 40 years of age now and the clock is ticking if he wants to form any sort of legacy.
I think it's partly because he directed the plays himself, so he has a sort of dual legacy.
Rather than a temporary helping hand, public housing has become a sort of perverse legacy handed down from one generation to the next.
Though I've obviously engaged with race directly several times -- it being a sort of natural legacy of my inner-city background -- I'd risk universalizing even a bit more and say you can't write adequately about America without writing about inequality and injustice, and how it sits there in the middle of this gigantic experiment in freedom, eating it up from the inside.
So the point of this quick dash through recent history is a simple one: the Howard era has bequeathed a vexed sort of legacy for Abbott on the subject of national security.
It's a strange sort of legacy, but it's the kind that's ever present – the dreaded spinning pinwheel or beach ball or wheel of death.
The justices are, after all, often a sort of lagging indicator, legacies of the presidents who appointed them decades earlier.
It is a look back at the most personal sort of legacy a president could ever have: that of helping his daughters Sasha and Malia grow into enlightened young women and serving as husband to the love of his life Michelle, the country's first black first lady.
