Sentence examples for legacy around from inspiring English sources

Clinton claims that he turned his mediocre legacy around during an economic meeting in Arkansas in January of 1993, just after he was elected.

We've got to turn this legacy around.

"The debate about her legacy around the world is arguably as lively as it is here in the UK.

James appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated when he was seventeen years old and has been toting that awful word, "legacy," around with him since.

Joe Miller never made such a joke as sending it to Bob's will be!" This moment in fiction has had a lasting legacy; around 75% of us will have turkey this year, a truly staggering figure (especially if you share my opinion that a humble roast chicken is a vastly superior bird).

The legacy around search is you get these search engines like Google and Bing and what Yahoo was doing before.

"These industrial cities, these legacy cities around the state, around New England and around the country, have very little future and have been struggling to reinvent themselves," he said.

The Bush family is trying to build its legacy not around policy but around character a particular idea of service and rectitude, a devotion to decency in public life.

The $40.3m£26m6m) opening weekend may be the second lowest in the franchise precisely because of the unfamiliarity factor, but strong word of mouth will allow The Bourne Legacy to stick around in the coming weeks.

Pandemic Legacy revolves around a group of medics fighting deadly diseases around the globe.

But now, in these marquee gay-rights cases facing the Court next term — as American public opinion, especially among young people, shifts rapidly towards greater equality — Roberts may find the very kind of "legacy" issues around which he has shown a willingness to break with his more conservatives colleagues.