Sentence examples for irreplaceable legacy from inspiring English sources
Am I to understand from Anne Raver's "Rare Firs Stand Tall Against Extinction" (March 16) that the irreplaceable legacy of the New York Botanical Garden, the Nikko firs, for instance, are in decline from the drought of last summer?
How much of our country's irreplaceable natural legacy will Canadians allow to be sacrificed at the altar of oil industry greed?
This intransigent and false "either/or" scenario ignores opportunities to meld design, preservation and stewardship and imperils our irreplaceable landscape legacy.
Musical assistant to Kurt Weill 1945-50, andompadvisornd advisof of Lotte Lenya 1962-1979, and Musical Executive of the Foundation following Lenya's death in 1981, Lys's contributions to the performance and understanding of Weill's legacy are irreplaceable.
The man may be irreplaceable, but his creative legacy will live on.
A good deal of the credit must go to drummer Zak Starkey and bassist Pino Palladino who somehow fully honored the legacies of the irreplaceable men they replaced and brought their own passion to the playing as well.
Profits of this mine will go overseas, while we are left with a permanent legacy of destruction of our irreplaceable natural assets".
Its virtues (among them the beauty of the acoustic, the legacy of its history, the wonder of hearing talented musicians live) make the great concert experiences irreplaceable.
It's literally irreplaceable.
An irreplaceable diva, deconstructed.
