Sentence examples for legacies a from inspiring English sources

Oxfam benefits from about 600 legacies a year, receiving around £10-11m.

Among the greatest legacies a sportsman can leave is to inspire people to take up and express themselves at sport.

She is the founder and chief executive of Khmer Legacies, a nonprofit organization in New Haven that documents the Cambodian genocide through videotaped testimonies.

South Africa left two great legacies – a passion for golf, which he played after school, and a zeal for fighting social injustice after witnessing apartheid.

A sense that things are done differently on island turf; an attention to old customs and legacies; a respect for nature and a husbanding of natural resources.

The Crossroads tests were the beginning of one of the more disturbing American nuclear legacies — a trade of flesh for knowledge.

Al Davis lives only in legacy (a Hall of Fame legacy).

Is legacy a problem for him as well?

Less a legacy, more a manifesto.

"Legacy," an exhibition examining Mark Twain.

It's a base, a legacy, an investment, a project.