Sentence examples for famous legacy from inspiring English sources
The Fulbright scholarships, his most famous legacy, were only one of his efforts to forge indissoluble links between the United States and the world.
This essay, published in the London Review of Books, responded to aspects of the creation of the Olympic Park in the Lower Lea Valley: the destruction of the Manor Garden allotments, the eviction of travellers, and the famous "legacy" revealed as nothing more than a gigantic shopping mall in Stratford.
He doesn't broach what is perhaps Tem Binoka's most famous legacy to his atoll -- its nation-wide sobriquet as the University of Oral Sex.
For a musical ensemble with a famous name, legacy is a double-edged sword.
They have a famous literary legacy and have been involved in the city's civil affairs for hundreds of years.
Retirement has mellowed him slightly, enough to enjoy the game that made him famous, and the legacy that is again on display in the N.B.A. finals, which began Thursday night.
MR. RONAN, whose office occupies a full-floor loft in the River North neighborhood, is emerging as an influential modernist in a city famous for its legacy of modern architecture.
Frank Sinatra Jr – who carried on his famous father's legacy with his own music career and whose kidnapping as a young man added a bizarre chapter to his father's legendary life – has died aged 72.
Uber is famous for its legacy black car service, which comes at a premium to cabs and other transportation services, but its recent focus on making UberX more available and more affordable should reduce the friction of adopting new users and getting existing users to use the app more.
Yes, she's beautiful, and famous, and the legacy of her role as Hermione Granger appeals to Potterite fanboys.
Which is why Maggie Ayre's Strange Fruit, about Billie Holiday's most famous song and its legacy, isn't just gripping – it's significant and necessary.
