Sentence examples for set legacy from inspiring English sources

Columbia Records, which enjoyed a fruitful, hugely profitable relationship with Brubeck from 1954 to 1970, just marked the occasion with the release of a two-disc set, "Legacy of a Legend," whose selections, as with past Columbia archival projects involving the Brubeck catalog, were supervised by Brubeck.

He fumbled the ball, set his legacy in stone.

Indeed, far too much illiberalism was evident... "So this was the mixed bag of measures that Mr Blair hopes will set his legacy in stone.

But now if you've set a legacy contact, that person can pin an announcement to the top of your profile to provide details for memorial services, approve friend requests and change their profile and cover photo.

From here on out, it's a matter of setting my legacy in football.

[C3.] Setting a Legacy at Honeywell Lawrence A. Bossidy, 66, who came out of retirement in July to once again take the reins at Honeywell, is racing against a personal clock.

Mr. Lasseter and his animation crew have advised on films like "Tron: Legacy," set for a Christmas release.

This legacy set the tone on Thursday, as the saxophonist Ravi Coltrane, one of her two sons, acknowledged in his remarks.

Yesterday's annual report set out the legacy of Mr Thompson, who gives way to his successor George Entwistle on 17 September.

However, he has not had time to set out a legacy for his colleagues to follow, according to Yaron Ezrahi, a political scientist at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem.

This comes on top of the £1.7bn that NAB was ordered by the Prudential Regulation Authority to set aside for "legacy conduct costs" to cover the demerger and flotation of Clydesdale.