Sentence examples for solid legacy from inspiring English sources

Massachusetts is stupefied.Mr Weld leaves a solid legacy.

But with a comfortable university perch and a solid legacy as a public servant, politics did not beckon.

Yet in his excitement to portray the shock of the new, Mr Blom risks neglecting the fact that the previous century had left a solid legacy.

A solid legacy, but a narrow one, especially since New York City's prosperity is linked closely to the thriving national economy and crime is down all over the Giuliani-less country.

When Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani announced a raft of education proposals in his final state-of-the-city speech in January, one in particular seemed to assure him a solid legacy: the creation of small libraries in each of the city's 21,000 elementary and middle school classrooms.

"The approach followed to date by the Mayor and Olympic organisers has the regeneration of the East End and a secure and solid legacy post Games at its very core," she added.

Lord Coe, London 2012 chairman, told a news conference that "solid and strong legacy foundations" were in now place and the government needed to "recognise that this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity" to capitalise on the increase in sporting interest.

He said Baroness Ford had made a huge contribution over the last three years "planning and delivering a solid 2012 legacy" and that he was "delighted she will oversee this important work until after the Games".

The Indian Tour had a solid infrastructure, the legacy of Empire, but was pretty small beer.

A1 Hispanic Institution Struggles The Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education Fund, a 30-year-old Hispanic institution with a solid civil rights legacy, is experiencing a severe financial crisis.

Money is Mr. Perales's official chief preoccupation as the newly appointed interim president and general counsel of the Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education Fund, a 30-year-old Hispanic institution with a solid civil rights legacy and a severe financial crisis.