Sentence examples for whatever legacy from inspiring English sources

"My actions will forever overshadow whatever legacy I managed to achieve," he said.

"It speaks of someone passing on whatever legacy, whatever memories, whatever experiences he had to the next generation".

Whatever legacy players leave on the world of Terratus, Tyranny will leave a lasting legacy on RPGs.

"Whatever legacy he hopes to have as mayor will be impacted by how he addresses this issue".

Whatever legacy Britain leaves behind in Helmand, Afghanistan already appears to have had an impact on British foreign policy and any future military intervention.

"The trial was a success and this is a technology we can utilize as we figure the steps [in the digital transition]." "We proved that [in] whatever legacy systems exist, this can be rolled out".

Whatever its legacy, people used to work there.

It was up to him to establish whatever humble legacy Julie could claim.

Doing so would improve not only the parks but also whatever positive legacy Mr. Bush hopes to leave behind.

Whatever his legacy at Microsoft, Ballmer will always be remembered for his extraordinary performance at a Microsoft rally when he bounded around the stage, bellowing "I love this company!" For a bracing clip of his performance, type "dance monkeyboy" into Google – or, of course, Bing.

Whatever his legacy at Channel 4, Johnson's chairmanship will inevitably be remembered for the Celebrity Big Brother race row and his subsequent appearance on Radio 4's Today programme, when he refused to comment beyond the statement issued by the broadcaster's press office.