Sentence examples for local legacy from inspiring English sources

You can also tour the rest of Jacobsen's local legacy, including his beachfront house, the Bellevue Theatre and Jacobsen, a restaurant featuring his modern-primitive silverware (made famous as the astronauts' cutlery in "2001: A Space Odyssey").

As a result, traffic policy and public health experts say, Mr. Bloomberg has emerged as perhaps the world's leading transportation force, acting as a catalyst abroad for helmets, seat belts and slower speeds at the same time that bright blue bikes and pedestrian plazas have been affixed to his local legacy.

Any reservations about Ortiz's local legacy were put to rest when he grabbed the microphone at Fenway Park and announced "This is our fucking city!" It was a cathartic moment for a city in desperate need for someone, anyone, to lift our spirits.

For contrast, IBM Cloud for SAP is intended to do the opposite: migrate local legacy SAP applications into SAP Cloud Platform private edition running on IBM Cloud.

The Jack-o-Lantern Spectacular has been selected by the U.S. Library of Congress as a national "local legacy".

The Paderewski Festival was launched in 1993 by Paso history buffs to keep the local legacy of the musician alive through events, performances and competitions.

The site had to be cleared of Big Dig dirt from Boston's public works highway project but there's a local-legacy touch that comes from knowing the wood for that solid bar was donated by a place around the corner.

More substantially, there is the promise on the local economic legacy, of regeneration of homes and recreation of jobs, and there is the equally important promise to translate the amplified passion for watching sport into an equal passion for doing it.

"The visitor centre project would have provided a local educational legacy as well as a boost to the local economy, but unfortunately the required funding has not been secured in the desired timescales".

The open learning concept appears as a novel approach of people following a dream that a better technology-driven process to education will overcome local institutional legacy systems, non-compatible security and privacy policies, and sometimes non-available technological interoperability.

The economic affluence of Zagori's past is still reflected in the architecture of the villages, while today the preservation of the local architectural legacy is enshrined in a law which dictates that all buildings in the area must be constructed with local traditional materials and in compliance with local architecture.