Sentence examples for legacy do not from inspiring English sources

"The one simple lesson to draw from President Obama's legacy: Do not start off with a compromise," Manning wrote.

"George Michael's legacy: Don't conform, don't listen to the haters.

His rousing last words show him to be a man mindful of his legacy: "Don't waste time in mourning.

That momentum looks unlikely to continue, since both Brave and The Bourne Legacy don't arrive until Monday 13 August, leaving Step Up 4: Miami Heat to do the heavy lifting this coming weekend.

That is some classy legacy, don't you think?

The watchword from community activists builds on Ted Watkins' legacy, "Don't move.

This, in some ways, could be read as Lessing's legacy: Don't stand on ceremony, question your beliefs and prejudices and always, always be prepared to change your mind.

But legacy does not mean stasis.

But the power of a poisonous legacy does not afflict Labour alone.

The head of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC), set up to examine the school system's legacy, did not mince his words when he unveiled his landmark report.

But the agitation on the left to defend Social Security and Medicare, the two programs that Democrats consider perhaps their party's greatest legacy, did not begin last week with Mr. Obama's new budget.