Sentence examples for the legacy of a string from inspiring English sources

He has spent most of his adult life behind bars, the legacy of a string of failures he relived in detail this week.

This, too, is the legacy of a strongman.

The legacy of a Rubinstein is preserved in his records.

The Legacy Of: A visual feast.

Repeat with the other strings, the second furthermost right string (A string) wrapping around the first peg, the string to the left of the A string (D string) wrapping around the second peg, and the string left of the D string (G string) wrapping around the fourth peg.

And finally, in the streets and the gutters, on the necks of revellers and hanging from trees like Spanish moss on LSD, was the legacy of any parade in New Orleans: strings of brightly coloured plastic beads.The tradition of parade-watchers clamouring for, and marchers tossing, strands of beads dates back to the 1920s.

"The legacy of 'To Kill a Mockingbird' speaks for itself".

The legacy of Bush/McCain is a legacy of shame.

Somehow the legacy of Tyson's youthful ferocity — his string of one- and two-round knockouts when he was barely out of his teens — coupled with his penchant for theatrically toxic behavior and interviews scripted by a hip-hop Jean Genet, grabbed whatever little cultural fascination was left to the fight game.

The legacy of redrawn borders is a key example.

(Chinen) TURTLE ISLAND STRING QUARTET (Sunday) This ensemble, which won a 2005 Grammy for best classical crossover album, draws here from a jazz-related recent CD, "A Love Supreme: The Legacy of John Coltrane" (Telarc).