Sentence examples for legacy of winter from inspiring English sources

In its bid for the Games, CODA convinced the IOC that it could not only generate enough revenue to turn a profit, but enough of one to ensure a lasting legacy of winter sport development.

The legacy of 2003 hung over England.

This may well be the lasting legacy of this decade.

The legacy of July 7 is one of unease and uncertainty, a work in progress at best.

The legacy of 1971 still stains the reputation of the United States in India as well.

Northern consciousness of the duty to defend the legacy of 1776 was equally powerful.

But it is essential that we do not let the legacy of 2012 fade away.

Lawyers and accountants talk of a legacy of 1990's accounting games.

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The legacy of today's politicians will be determined in the weeks to come.

Modern Russia has never properly dealt with the legacy of 1917.