Sentence examples for legacy stretch from inspiring English sources

But estimates of committed "Olympics-related legacy" stretch as high as $90bn over the current decade.

But its legacy stretches right back.

But Robinson's legacy stretches far beyond the foundation, something that excites his widow.

Crossrail boasts that its eight new stations in central London – by architects including Norman Foster – will feature "world-class design", building on a legacy stretching back to Charles Holden's prewar tube stations and Isambard Kingdom Brunel's Victorian masterpieces, such as London's Paddington.

Sir Jackie Stewart's enduring legacy stretches much further than 27 grand prix wins in 99 races, three world championships and being one of the greatest drivers ever to set foot in a Formula 1 car.

Whenever Agassi decides to retire, his legacy will stretch beyond the baseline.

Yet the UK and Pakistani strikes are a reminder that the US president's foreign policy legacy will stretch far beyond his administration's self-identified achievements.

Michael Stipe and Iggy Pop both make cameo appearances, testimony to a legacy that stretches far beyond the Dolls' meagre recorded output.

It was a sonic shift that would split the northern soul scene in two, a controversy culminating in the Levine Must Go movement, yet the sound forged at the Mecca would leave a legacy that stretched into rave culture and beyond.

Johnny, true to his honorable surname, is committed to defending the great traditions of his island nation: his prancing and pantsing are aimed at protecting his country's glorious heritage of indomitability, constitutional monarchy and utter absurdity, a legacy that stretches back to the days of King Arthur, or at least to Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

Did you feel directly influenced by your family's artistic legacy -- stretching all the way back to your grandfather, who was an architect?