Sentence examples for legacy preserved from inspiring English sources

Turner added that she wanted her father's legacy preserved.

The passion of the industrialist Henry Clay Frick for the visual arts is well documented, his legacy preserved in the Frick Collection on Fifth Avenue.

B. G. Hacker, who used to manage the club, said that Hilly Kristal, the club's founder, who fought to keep it open and died last year at 75, would have been happy to see the legacy preserved on the walls, at least.

Retaining the names has made Ahold the acquirer of choice for entrepreneurs globally who are ready to sell but want to see their legacy preserved.

While Holly's journey is famously immortalized in the lyrics of Lou Reed's "Walk on the Wild Side," and her legacy preserved in iconic underground films, Alexis's influence is harder to locate in our sparsely recorded history of trans people.

"So it's wonderful that the boy who was nurtured by going to the library and considered it a safe haven is having his work and his legacy preserved by the Library".

This legacy is preserved at Cape Cod national seashore in 18 dune shacks, which once served as warming huts for the coastguard patrols.

At Lulu's, Sundin's legacy is preserved, perversely, by a small sign in the corner of the store: "Please, NO! Lulu's is a laptop, iPad, and Wi-Fi free zone".

Part of his legacy is preserved at the Wellcome Collection, a museum in London that explores connections between medicine, life and art.

When talking about race, she prompts the viewer to consider whose histories and legacies are preserved.

The silvery surface of the daguerreotype, it seems, is as complex as some of the political legacy it preserves.