Sentence examples for legacies from from inspiring English sources

Wright carries other legacies from his football career every day.

"Being distracted by legacies from the old period is a real serious issue," he said.

Tax cuts were one of the biggest legacies from Mr Bush's first term.

Here is a sampling of such legacies from obituaries that appeared in recent days.

They are leading experts in the field of heir hunting, unearthing surprise legacies from distant relatives.

By then he had been in retirement for three years, assisted by legacies from friends and relatives.

Both work and humor, she noted, were the fundamental legacies from her parents and her Hollywood childhood.

Berkeley also wants parliament to remove the prince's right to claim legacies from ordinary people who die intestate in Cornwall.

Along the way, she points out the extent of his more benign legacies, from C-sections to the Julian calendar.

Maybe those deals are legacies from the days before Rupert got the paywall religion, and will gradually die off.

Several of the cars are legacies from the Italian design firm Ghia, which Ford purchased in 1973.