Sentence examples for distinct legacies from inspiring English sources

This season marks the confluence -- and a clash -- of four distinct legacies: St . Louis the Cardinals, the Rams and Los Angeles.

At the same time, each of these countries is grappling with its own particular context, and distinct legacies of institutional and social upheaval.

WASHINGTON — No. 15 seed Belmont came tantalizingly close to stunning second-seeded Duke in the first round of the N.C.A.A. tournament Thursday night in a game that will most likely leave two distinct legacies.

John McCain, Susan Collins, and Lisa Murkowski are all over sixty, and they each occupy fixed positions in American life: Collins and Murkowski as representatives of distinct legacies of moderate Republicanism, McCain as a crusading maverick.

For our 2018 lander, Mars One is partnering with Lockheed Martin, which has a distinct legacy of participating in nearly every Nasa mission to Mars.

But the protesters who rang the alarm about global economics in Seattle and in Washington left a distinct legacy: they made globalization a naughty word.

He hadn't, Thomas said, "unless he carried it out on a stretcher". For decades, liberals have sensed that "liberal" is so toxic for the broader electorate that many of them, including Hillary Clinton, adopted the term "progressive," which has a distinct legacy.

But he added: "I'm not sure there will be any distinct legacy left by the camp.

With time, the Thai graff scene has a unique opportunity to take advantage of lax law enforcement and inject color and creativity into the vibrant urban fabric of Bangkok, forging a distinct legacy in an increasingly internationalized outlaw culture.

One reason Louisiana has such a distinct musical legacy is that it contains two of the most important catalysts for invention: a diverse supply of ingredients and a compulsion to mix them in new combinations.

That's a mouthful, but it's also a pretty concise statement of what Stanley saw as his mission all through his solo years: to continue the pioneering bluegrass sound of the Stanley Brothers, to preserve a related but distinct old-time legacy for himself, and to keep an ear out for talent to carry on the work when he was gone.