Sentence examples for developing a legacy from inspiring English sources

But it is fantastic to watch him developing a legacy through the positive reaction.

Fisher is approaching the legendary Coach Bobby Bowden for developing a legacy in Tallahassee.

Oliver concludes that "Toronto has developed a legacy of Olympic begging, with the city consistently asking what the Olympic Games can do for the city of Toronto, instead of demonstrating what the city of Toronto could do for the Olympic movement".

Kate Hoey has been charged by the mayor with the not so simple task of developing a sports legacy.

Nigeria already has the opportunity to develop a great legacy.

Could not politicians, historians and museums work together to develop a permanent legacy that acknowledges the "complex and difficult truths" about our colonial past?

As the Olympics and Paralympics' official network infrastructure supporter, Cisco is helping to develop a sustainable legacy with initiatives that light up opportunities in the very communities where the games took place.

"It's a lot of hard work for us to develop a strong legacy for volleyball in Britain".

Those new to the study of Descartes should engage his own works in some detail prior to developing a view of his legacy.

"A new commission and a new design competition is the right way forward as we work toward developing a fitting tribute to the legacy of one of our nation's greatest leaders," the committee said in a statement.

The first of these was a systematic review of the evidence base for developing a physical activity and health legacy from the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic games, commissioned by the UK Department of Health.