Sentence examples for under the legacy from inspiring English sources
In Saban, Alabama has found a coach who would not falter under the legacy left by Bear Bryant and other national championship coaches.
But speaking to the national parliament in Kingston, he made clear the UK wanted to draw a line under the legacy of slavery.
The need to draw a line under the legacy of the Iraq war – and to chart a new course on public service reform – dominated the thinking of the Brown circle as they prepared for the handover.
The government insisted today that it had started to draw a line under the legacy of complicity in rendition and torture that it inherited from the Labour administration by settling claims brought by 16 former Guantánamo inmates.
My generation has never known anything else but to live under the legacy of the Kennedy's 'American Camelot' influence.
To succeed, a CDO must be under no illusions about the legacy constraints under which the company operates.
Any redistricting plan for the Bronx, Manhattan and Brooklyn is subject to scrutiny under that law, the legacy of a 1970's lawsuit.
The summit, organized by the Permanent Secretariat of Nobel Peace Laureates Summits and the City of Hiroshima, will meet under the theme "The Legacy of Hiroshima: a World Without Nuclear Weapons".
With only two festivals under its belt, the legacy of Bushwig is still being written within the future trajectory of the New York drag scene.
The economy recovered under Roosevelt; but the legacy of large-scale government remains anathema, both for the interference in the workings of private business and for the assumption of public responsibility for citizens' personal welfare, whether in housing or old-age pensions.
