Sentence examples for legacy right from inspiring English sources

That's the Olympic legacy right there.

The firm is their lives, identity, and legacy, right?

"We feel like we're building a legacy right now".

"I guess that's his legacy right there," Mattlage said, putting on his hat.

The Sporting News's Dan Shanoff wonders if all the groveling is worth it for a player whose legacy right now is failing miserably in the playoffs.

Both cities are saltwater ports founded on river deltas by the French early in the 18th century, with a similar cultural and architectural legacy, right down to the ornamental iron curling into arabesques, leaf clusters and lyres.

One of the primary objectives of deploying cognitive radio (CR) within a dynamic spectrum access (DSA) network is to ensure that the legacy rights of incumbent licensed (primary) transmissions are protected with respect to interference mitigation when unlicensed (secondary) communications are simultaneously operating within the same spectral vicinity.

But its legacy stretches right back.

So the legacy of Right to Buy, and the collapse of the council housing stock, is an exploding housing benefit bill.

Rip-off private rents, scarce social housing, increasingly out-of-reach home ownership: here is the true legacy of right to buy.

No wait, this year, you also worked on the Elvis Presley On Stage Legacy Edition, right?