Sentence examples for legacy used from inspiring English sources

Maybe legacy used to mean ancestral advantage because of Old Money or Mayflower connections.

Windsong's Legacy used his speed down the stretch after going three-wide shortly beyond the last turn to capture the $1 million Hambletonian on Saturday at the Meadowlands.

2. As a class, read and discuss the article "Inspired by Freedom and the King Legacy," using the following questions: a.

"There has been early interest in the legacy use of the buildings from a range of sectors including media, creative, retail, education, sports activity, culture and office use".

The main reason, as Johnson suggests, is that organisers made a major mistake by writing Premier League football out of original designs for the legacy use of the stadium.

"To have got to the situation where six of the eight major facilities now have a proper legacy use is a big milestone and we want to get the other two sorted as well".

The simple digitisation of the project management and communication process, sometimes even replacing the legacy use of pen and paper and Excel spreadsheets has the potential to dramatically improve the productivity of the construction workforce.

What is your legacy?" When I was young, the word "legacy" was used only to describe a Subaru.

Whatever its legacy, people used to work there.

A family gains a say on how its genetic legacy is used in medical research.

Before, legacy systems used to be connected to Windows computers, and people printed out most of their documents.