Sentence examples for legacies go from inspiring English sources

Finally, families will learn that Elizabethan legacies go beyond language.

As legacies go, it doesn't get much better than that.

As legacies go, David Tyree has an extraordinary one.

As legacies go, launching your offspring's comedy career is a pretty good one.

But as legacies go, there is the matter of Rodgers's having to create one to compete with the Super Bowl that Favre delivered in the 1996 season.

As sports legacies go, hardly anyone remembers Willie Mays as a New York Met, or Joe Montana as a Kansas City Chief or O. J. Simpson as a San Francisco 49er.

The cost of the ban, one of Mr Blair's best-remembered legacies, goes beyond the trouble and money wasted on it.

While the debate over whether Asian Americans are subject to bias in the college admissions process rages on, this preference for legacies goes unchecked.

"I wasn't going to let my parents' legacy go down.

The explanation for Erdogan's flash of ill-humor, I think, is his realization that the peace process could still founder and his legacy go up in smoke.

Name recognition and legacy go a long way here.