Sentence examples for legacy go from inspiring English sources

"I wasn't going to let my parents' legacy go down.

The explanation for Erdogan's flash of ill-humor, I think, is his realization that the peace process could still founder and his legacy go up in smoke.

Bernanke's defensiveness can probably be chalked up to the one thing he could plausibly be afraid of: watching his legacy go the same way as that of former Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner, who left while excoriated for his seeming friendliness toward big banks.

Name recognition and legacy go a long way here.

Unfortunately, the media have not examined the accuracy of the Reagan and O'Neill metaphor, letting politicians' claims to their legacy go unquestioned.

"A legacy going forward".

What is our generation's legacy going to be?

"But the lasting legacy goes beyond the games industry.

But even Mr. Hussein's tyranny, with its traumatic legacy, goes only so far in capturing the reflexive pivot to violence.

"What's my legacy going to be, that I won four world titles, or maybe 10?" she said.

Ultimately, Mrs. Meir's nuclear legacy goes far beyond those days in October 1973.