Sentence examples for legacy of quality from inspiring English sources
I don't see the business, I see the legacy of quality programming.
He sees his time here as being one that leaves a strong legacy of quality cricket and success on the field in line with a great club like Surrey.
In the words of Stratford's new artistic director Antoni Cimolino, who assumed his new post officially today, the name "is simple and direct, it resonates with people and it carries our legacy of quality and success".
Sundowns / Barcelona FC: Building a legacy of quality football beyond 2010 12 June - Patrice Motsepe, owner of Mamelodi Sundowns football team, today announced that BFC star players Ronaldinho, Ito and a host of other BFC stars will be in the team line up for the BFC / Sundowns game.
It continues in similar vein: "i100 leverages the brand equities of both the i newspaper's energy and imagery, and its sister title The Independent's legacy of high-quality, objective journalism... "i100 features both native and display advertising, and launches in partnership with first direct, the direct bank".
Nevertheless Gowers' legacy, of the highest quality, will survive, as will his thinking on the meaning of music.
(The foundation, incidentally, claims its purpose is to preserve the legacy of Bruce High Quality, a "social sculptor" who died in the Sept. 11 attacks).
The portrayal of social housing as an inferior tenure of last resort for a growing underclass does a great disservice to its legacy of providing affordable, quality housing for people on lower incomes.
And thanks to the unique "Clear Audio" and "Digital Linear Phase Speaker System" technologies in the S Series, this new model carries on Sony's legacy of superior sound quality, both inside and out.
Part romance, part family history, mother-and-daughter fable and meditation on memory, The Legacy of Elizabeth Pringle has qualities of heart that balance its often gauche plot handling.
He worried constantly about his legacy, the quality of his latest efforts and the imminence of death.
