Sentence examples for vast legacy from inspiring English sources

Despite the criticisms of his Plan of Chicago, Burnham has a vast legacy that endures.

The universal acceptance of the WWW stimulated the need to provide access to the vast legacy of existing heterogeneous information.

But his vast legacy has helped thousands of students from around the world obtain an Oxford education, through Rhodes Scholarships.

The recession left a vast legacy of foreclosures, personal and business bankruptcies, debt-collection and credit-card disputes.

He promised the Games would leave a vast legacy for Rio, the beachside metropolis that suffered from decades of neglect after it lost national capital status to Brasilia in 1960.

But Annie McGowan leaves a vast legacy: More than 100 American descendants, a number who are traveling to Addergoole for a week of Titanic ceremonies set to begin on Sunday.

The weekend Oltrarno's two biggest draws are vast legacies left by the Medici family: the galleries and royal apartments in the Palazzo Pitti and the splendour of the neighbouring Boboli Gardens (00 39 055 294 884; polomuseale.firenze.it; prices vary; closed Monday).

His vast recorded legacy spans 60 years and some of the output was far from sublime.

Read "Deadhead," Nick Paumgarten's piece about the vast recorded legacy of the Grateful Dead, and Alec Wilkinson's Talk of the Town stories about Weir, "Blind Date" and "The Musical Life".

In addition to a vast intellectual legacy, she leaves behind brother Max, children Marc, Paul, Rebecca, Adam, Jeb, grandchildren Jonah and Aaron, and five cherished cats.

The buck must stop at the desks of historians, who have largely failed to properly study and report on this vast philanthropic legacy.