Sentence examples for legacies of both from inspiring English sources

The legacies of both Adams and Jefferson survive.

"Handel and Hendrix in London" explores the legacies of both musicians.

The club closed in 1997 and New Order split a decade later – but the legacies of both live on.

One Nation Labour is a stroke of genius, one short phrase finally burying the shifty uncertainty about how to escape the difficult legacies of both Blair and Brown.

With his flamboyance, rebelliousness and gender fluidity, in his own way, Young Thug carries on the legacies of both Iggy and Elton.

A Football Family In 2005, the year Mr. Lloyd graduated from high school, Mr. Hernandez eclipsed the lofty athletic legacies of both his father and older brother.

While Philidor was known for his writings and Morphy for his games, Steinitz left a legacy of both.

Let us leave behind the legacy of both colonization and communism, the tyranny of drug cartels, dictators and sham elections.

It may be a legacy of both the Soviet period and Kazakhstan's earlier history when it was ruled by clans.

Mirchandani, having studied archaeology and anthropology, became a consultant to the heritage sector but, in a sporting sense, the legacy of both women will be seen on Thursday.

The legacy of both series was to inspire other Asians on to the circuit, although the tiny number who appeared were often viewed as a novelty act.