I thought it would be a nice legacy piece for my kids," Mr. Malloy, the managing director of a Denver investment firm, said of the film, noting that it "became so much more than that in the end".
WASHINGTON — As opposition to an overhaul of the immigration system hardens in the Republican-controlled House, President Obama is trapped between the need to promote what could be a legacy piece of legislation and the reality that being out front might be counterproductive at best.
Their work is on display and for sale, but each he/she creates a legacy piece that goes on permanent display at the hotel.
The Great Depressions legacy and pieces of the Progressive Eras need to be junked if our economy is to realize its full potential.
During the 1910s, Samyro experimented with Symbolist imagery, in particular with the "hanged man" motif, which served as the basis for his poem Se spânzură un om ("A Man Hangs Himself"), and which built on the legacy of similar pieces authored by Christian Morgenstern and Jules Laforgue.
But what keeps him at his store is more than just the need of an elderly man to stay busy — he feels he is preserving the family's legacy and a piece of old Kolkata.
But the lives of the eight men — seven private contractors and the only American service member who remains unaccounted — are a painful fragment of the war's legacy, a haunting piece of unfinished business that the military will leave behind when it withdraws by the end of the year.
That bitter legacy makes a piece of this week's news especially despicable.
Had things gone another way, the Psychoactive Substances Act (PSA) might be the grand pillar of Peter Dunne's parliamentary legacy, a progressive piece of legislation in the tradition of Homosexual Law Reform Bill and the Prostitution Reform Act, a test case for the world to watch.
The number of large-scale pieces in "Legacy" reflects another development during that period: the growing size of photographic prints.
