Sentence examples for public legacy from inspiring English sources

His public legacy was matched by his larger than life personal story.

The Dupont family, arrivals from France, left remarkable houses and gardens as their public legacy.

And as we will all cherish her public legacy, I will also cherish the private Jo.

The public land is public legacy, and it's where ashes belong".

So here's a thing to give hope to those of us who dream, however fancifully, of leaving some kind of public legacy.

Snow removal by city governments, underground power lines, anti-litter ordinances and city emergency plans were all part of the public legacy of the storm.

Personal and public legacies ultimately unite to bring about the unambiguous triumph of good over evil and preserve the Republic.

This overreaching mixture leads to occasional missteps that matter little set against the greater result: a bold, artful and globally minded reimagining of the Vietnam war and its interwoven private and public legacies.

Traditionally, the Edgar awards judges do not elaborate on the reasons for their choices, but the Guardian's review found that it was "a bold, artful and globally minded reimagining of the Vietnam war and its interwoven private and public legacies".

I wanted to tell them that my nap was part a long tradition of sleeping in public, a legacy that goes back at least as far as 1977.

That a building, seeking to improve the lot of all Sheffielders, should end up as a hotel for the rich and privileged seems to be a sad reflection on how little the city cares for its public service legacy".