Sentence examples for interesting legacy from inspiring English sources

Provenance is another leitmotif: an interesting legacy increases value.

While Jim and Tammy Faye will leave an interesting legacy to American culture, their son will leave the greater gift.

How improvident of them not to have had a grandparent who booked passage on the Titanic, thereby giving them an interesting legacy of their own for all those reflections on the great ship's final moments, a century ago on Sunday.

His most interesting legacy, however, may be not what he gave to Chicago, but what he sold off.Mr Daley's city has become an exemplar of a new strategy: where appropriate, privatise.

That said, once Obama is able to think afresh about the Middle East, he will find that the Bush team has left an interesting legacy here: 140,000 U.S. soldiers doing nation-building in Iraq and one U.S. soldier — actually a three-star U.S. Army general — doing nation-building in the West Bank.

"It's an interesting word, legacy, I think.

Joan Collins shares an interesting television legacy with Larry Hagman.

Smart move by Bosch, but the transition is going to be interesting as more legacy players figure out where they sit in the coming post-ownership automotive world.

However, now that the benefit of SDNs have been demonstrated at scale and new interesting ideas on legacy migration to SDNs are being researched, I believe it is only a matter of time before the ISPs also migrate to the SDN architecture.

Another interesting, although peculiar, legacy is the sheer amount of use of British first surname by Chileans.

One interesting part of your legacy is Jackie Robinson Day every April 15, where every player in the majors wears No. 42.