Sentence examples for legacy and then from inspiring English sources

For a time, Britain was shaken by a collective outpouring of grief, but that eventually gave way to a more sober appraisal of Diana's legacy and then to a wide divergence of opinions on what that legacy was.

A small legacy and then Social Security have freed him to paint without concern for the marketplace, he said, and he lives frugally with his wife, Jean, a former librarian and potter, in a house on 13 wooded acres.

Just as Georges Pompidou, France's president, devised the Pompidou museum, his successor François Mitterrand opened the Orsay as part of an attempt to guarantee his own cultural legacy, and then Jacques Chirac did the same with the Branly museum for non-Western cultures.

In this first novel, a man returns from self-imposed exile to watch over his dying grandfather, a visionary social planner who rebuilt Glasgow's slums, and reflect on four generations of a family that built a legacy and then furiously tore it down.

"If I come back and get fifth in the Tour, but we've created a movement around the world that is seeing countries and continents commit literally billions of dollars to this disease and show up and talk about it and create global awareness, I think you start talking about a different kind of legacy and then that's the legacy that starts to grow.

This paper reviews this legacy and then charts some emergent patterns in the teaching and practice of planning in Australia that are attempting to re-position design as a legitimate and integral part of the knowledge and skills of a professional planners.

In July, Sebastian Coe called for a 10-year legacy plan and then resigned as the government's Olympic legacy ambassador.

Finally, and most interesting of all, Belkin is making it possible to take legacy hardware and then turn that into a WeMo-enabled accessory.

For Women's History Month, we looked at notable men who left behind well-known, impactful legacies -- and then we looked at the women who encouraged, inspired and worked alongside them.

We get a perfectly crafted moment in time to properly examine Thatcher's legacy for students, and then a single moment of apparent impropriety storms the Internet, shoving the primary narrative firmly into the margins.

This post first outlines what we think Siri's legacy will be, and then gives the broad strokes of what will mark the next phase(s) of VPA innovation.