Sentence examples for legacy dating back from inspiring English sources
More about keywords Possessing a strikingly ornate frontage and rich legacy dating back to the 1800s, Mettle&Poise is a collection of suites, one, two & three bedroom apartments and penthouses woven into the fabric of Hackney Road.
They include a relatively robust economy and opportunities for public higher education; disqualification because applicants are high school dropouts or have criminal records; an antiwar legacy dating back to the Vietnam era; and opposition to the latest war in Iraq.
Ft. (contd...) Listed on 20th Feb 2016 by Stirling Ackroyd - Shoreditch, EC2A 020 8022 5547 Contact Save Hide Possessing a strikingly ornate frontage and rich legacy dating back to the 1800s, Mettle & Poise is a collection of suites, one, two & three bedroom apartments and penthouses woven into the fabric of Hackney Road.
The willingness of local riders to share the trails is a testament to the stewardship legacy dating back to the Weeks Act of 1911, which originally established the public forest, the largest in the East, now at nearly 800,000 acres.
Both the Giants and the Tigers have history of great Latino ballplayers, with the Giants perhaps having the longest legacy dating back to the late 1950s with greats like Juan Marichal, Orlando Cepeda and the Alou brothers.
As its name suggests, Time Warner 's legacy dates back to the 1989 merger between the Time-Life publishing business and the Warner Bros. movie business, each of which represents one of the great brands in their fields.
Existing systems are a tangle of legacy IT systems dating back to countless mergers by banks.
Legally women are no longer the second gender, but aspiring female candidates for elected office face a legacy of male dominance dating back centuries.
The national standard for electronic transfers continues to be the ACH system – a legacy system with origins dating back to the 1960s.
Hampden lies on the outskirts of a region known as Gun Valley, a stretch of Western Massachusetts and Connecticut with a strong legacy of gun manufacturing dating back to 1777 when George Washington established the nation's first armory in nearby Springfield.
Medellín, by contrast, still counts on an almost fierce parochial pride, a legacy of decent Modernist architecture dating back to the 1930s, a cadre of young architects being aggressively nurtured and promoted, and a commitment by local businesses to improve social welfare that begins with the city's biggest business: its state-owned utilities company, E.P.M.
