Sentence examples for losing legacy from inspiring English sources

Reversing a losing legacy is no easy task.

They are part of a lost legacy of black radical activism that has strong roots in Britain.

And that is quite apart from the lost legacy for our children as we burn their precious resources for the sake of short-term savings and profits.

No matter what happens, the members of Save Washington Street are performing the service of calling attention to the lost legacy of Little Syria.

Once the cathedral of technology, it is now on a course to rebuild that lost legacy, and even just last week was nominated as the U.S. entry for the 2024 Olympics.

In his book, Rocket Girl, George D Morgan tells the story of his mother's journey from North Dakota farm girl to brilliant scientist whose obscure, yet crucial, contributions to the development of a new rocket fuel powered the country's first satellite, Explorer 1. Mr Morgan spoke to the BBC about his mother's lost legacy and the complex nature of fame.

I'm trying to write in search of that link between poetry and politics, but without losing the legacy of experimental writers of the avant-gardes.

He hated regulation, but he hated losing his legacy even more.

They say necessity is the mother of invention, and considering what a "mother" our current political reality has become, we must necessarily evolve or risk losing the legacy our country's founders (with all their flaws) called forth: Government of the people, by the people, for the people, where the government does our bidding, not the bidding of the highest bidder.

The fear of losing such legacies — and making people like Sheine cry — keeps LaFetra's checkbook out.

"We have truly lost a legacy".