Sentence examples for legacy into from inspiring English sources

"Conflicts Throw NATO Expansion, and Bush's Trans-Atlantic Legacy, Into Doubt" (news article, March 15) suggests that Greece is the main stumbling block in President Bush's plan to expand NATO to include the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.

"Flip Book" puts history, or legacy, into action.

Ian Parker explores how St. Aubyn has turned this poison legacy into literature.

"It is natural to extend his well-established legacy into licensing".

MIT may rightly be seen as a concept for taking Kraftwerk's legacy into the future.

Her company, though, remains determined to carry her legacy into the future.

You were raised by a single mother on food stamps — where does a guy with eight houses who was legacied into Annapolis get off calling you an elitist?

Thus, biofilms can delay or prevent the re-suspension of these legacies into the water body as well as their bioavailability, while microbial bioremediation might even degrade those substances.

With this, developers can convert their Win32 and.NET apps into the AppX app format for use in the Windows store, turning legacy apps into current-gen applications.

Incorporating legacy giving into a fundraising strategy.

Tattoos or no, he's at that midcareer point when questions of legacy sneak into the conversation.