Sentence examples for notable legacy from inspiring English sources

But she doesn't mention Gov. George W. Bush's most notable legacy in regard to land preservation.

Rice is the mainstay of the diet, but the Burmese love noodles, too, a notable legacy from China.

One or two lawyer's amendments were virtually all that it required before acceptance by a publisher who recognised not just the poignant nature of its posthumous discovery but the intrinsic value of the last serious work by one of the most gifted writers of his generation, an unexpected addition to a small but notable legacy.

However, RKO General's most notable legacy is what may be the longest licensing dispute in television history.

LeFalle-Collins has a notable legacy of bringing attention to important artists before others discover them, like assemblage artist Noah Purifoy, and to neglected or forgotten ones, like P.H. Polk, the official photographer for Tuskegee University.

The tussle over the lane has been seen as emblematic of the broader debate over one of the Bloomberg administration's most notable legacies: the expansion of bike culture throughout the city.

The corporation left notable legacies, such as the much-praised Parks Trust, which was created to nurture its bountiful open spaces and still does so, financed by rent from property bequeathed by the corporation.

The exhibition created by the Park Service, for example, repeats the classic tribute: "Jamestown's notable legacies include the introduction of representative government, English culture and heritage, and Protestant religion," all of which had an impact on the evolution of Virginia and the other colonies.

Brown County impressionism, polemic literary greats, songs written for the ages and a four-square LOVE with its skewed O are joined by a notable fashion legacy in Stephen Sprouse, Halston, Bill Blass and Norman Norell, who all have direct ties to this state.

Particularly notable is the legacy of two "balladeers"—songwriters who performed their own works to guitar accompaniment.

THE HISTORY The area's hip-hop legacy is notable, says Mark Naison, a professor of African-American studies at Fordham.