Sentence examples for legacy changes from inspiring English sources
Although it was built for London 2012, this is the first time the centre has been submitted for this award as the plan was for it to be judged after the legacy changes had been completed.
In two places, Spain and America, his legacy changed the fiscal rules around soccer.
Still, as beloved as Ortiz has been in helping the Red Sox win World Series titles in 2004 and 2007, his legacy changed once it was reported that he was on the list of players who had tested positive.
My mother's efforts as the Architect of the King Legacy changed the way the masses viewed Dr. King.
And, indeed, since his departure was announced in February, there have been approximately 7,683 articles addressing Stewart's legacy — he changed television! he changed politics! he restored sanity! he divided the nation!
Obviously he changed the way people engage with music, information, news and entertainment, but his legacy also changes the way people engage (or don't) with one another in public spaces: people are "talking" via NFC tags to advertisements and store windows as much as they are to one another; the texture and rhythm of our working day now has no definitive endpoint; and so on.
This the legacy of change I have inherited from Martin Luther King, Nelson Mandela and Mohammed Ali Jinnah.
Live 8 must also transform high-energy outrage into an enduring legacy of change.
"The Paralympic legacy has changed over the last four years," the 40-year-old double through-knee amputee said.
Just how Mr. Thurmond's legacy might change as a result of his family's admission is uncertain.
