Sentence examples for legacy event from inspiring English sources

It is huge for the women's game, a real legacy event and can lead to a rise in participation.

The point about the disparity in what is held up as an Olympic legacy event is simply made by Pooley: "They will close the roads for RideLondon [on Sunday] but the women will get a criterium on Saturday evening".

This month, Japan hosted the global dementia legacy event – during which prime minister Shinzō Abe promised more dementia policies "to realise the creation of a dementia integrated community care system… an all party approach… reflecting the views of those with dementia and their carers".

The knight of the realm was elsewhere but the vehicle spelled out the fact that the 2012 Tour de France winner has returned to his home roads, beginning from Friday with the Tour de Yorkshire, the legacy event born of last year's successful Tour de France start.

Since 1949, the island's residents have been celebrating the lilacs with an annual 10-day festival, culminating in a horse-drawn parade that has been recognized as a local legacy event by the Library of Congress.

On Thursday experts will gather for the first in a series of legacy events following the summit.

As the legacy events from the summit unfold in 2014, we will see if the G8 really can put substance behind the claim from David Cameron that 11 December 2013 was, "The day that the global fight-back began".

The couple's grandson Kitama Cahill-Jackson has organized a five-day celebration of their legacy, with events in the Hudson Valley, as well as two free, all-star memorial concerts in the city.

The efforts of Mr. Meeks and other Idlewild enthusiasts are part of a campaign to draw visitors back to the town and rebuild its legacy with events like celebrity book-signings and concerts as well as an annual retreat for black poets.

There are historical legacies and events that bring up questions of bias, profiling, police presence, protest, the valuing/devaluing of lives, and the tragic loss of a young Black man.

Lucy Furby was involved with the running of public health messages over the Olympics and the legacy that the event leaves.