Sentence examples for open a legacy from inspiring English sources

To the north, Luossavaara is cleaved open, a legacy from its former life as an open pit mine, to the southwest is Kiirunavaara, a working mine, belching out columns of smoke.

"As long as God is willing to keep me on earth – and he's never failed me yet – I want to be opening up a legacy, opening doors, and the way forward is for the best to fight the best.

(Can something that is still open have a "legacy"?) We held children there: look at the cases of Mohammed Jawad and Omar Khadr.

The Oslo, Norway-based startup offers a crowdsourced price comparison service for sea freight, and in doing so, is cracking open a huge legacy industry, but one that has until now remained opaque.

Landfills and industrial plants used the Raritan as an open sewer, depositing a legacy of pollution still marked by riverside signs flatly warning anglers to avoid or severely limit the eating of local crabs, sea-run striped bass and other fish.

Olympic swimmer Jo Jackson has opened an Olympic legacy swimming pool in Bridlington.

"Are we taking bets on it?" Daniel Scioli talks to supporters at his closing campaign rally in Buenos Aires Viewed by her critics as quirky verging on unhinged – Hillary Clinton is known to have openly inquired about her mental health – Ms Fernandez will leave a legacy open to conflicting interpretation.

In the murky hours of midnight at the United States Open, Rafter has crafted such a legacy.

While there is an argument that leaving data open for all employees is a legacy that harkens back to Uber's early days — and perhaps it has yet to limit access, what with all the causes it is busy chasing right now — there is plenty of evidence that God View is viewed trivially by many inside the company.

Yet for all those flashy headlines, a legacy of open travel rules have left Americans fairly well behaved and considerate tourists; a 2013 Condé Nast survey of international service workers found that much of the world sees Americans as fairly pleasant and considerate.

As a legacy of its open-source roots its 120 employees are spread across 26 countries and six continents.