Sentence examples for to keep the legacy of from inspiring English sources

"We've got to keep the legacy of Louise Scott alive".

But while Cunard has managed to keep the legacy of transatlantic travel alive with its Queen Mary 2, the flagship of the United States Lines has been laid up in South Philadelphia since 1996.

But he added, "It's a good feeling to know we're going to try to keep the legacy of research that Columbia stood for, versus sealing her up under concrete".

"I think for a father to keep the legacy of his son alive for the betterment of our community and really the betterment of the nation is commendable," said Johnson.

His determination to keep the legacy of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt alive for future generations led him to join William vanden Heuvel, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Jr., Trude Lash, Fredrica Goodman and others in creating this wonderful organization and for that alone we all owe Arthur a profound debt of gratitude.

"My whole thing was to keep the legacy and the voice of the Mexican American going," he says.

Eager to keep the legacy alive, Drummond performed many of Partch's best-known works, as well as new compositions of his own, on such original Partch instruments as cloud chamber bowls, harmonic canons, kithara and chromelodeon.

With the demise of the carnival, and of Gibtown, an important slice of American history risks being lost – though residents try hard to keep the legacy alive.

They came to our benefit events and spoke, encouraging community members to support this film and keep the legacy of The Young Lords alive so that young people today can carry on their struggle.

After this your hair will keep the legacy of Elvis and you can sing "Heartbreak Hotel" all you want!

The Paderewski Festival was launched in 1993 by Paso history buffs to keep the local legacy of the musician alive through events, performances and competitions.