Sentences with phrase «sad legacy»

Sad legacy for someone who once was amongst the greatest....

A version of this article appears in print on December 6, 1987, on Page 6006120 of the National edition with the headline: THE SAD LEGACY OF THE DALKON SHIELD.

Not much sign of ruthlessness or cutting throats in yesterday's performance... Amazing how tough it is for the 4th place junkies to kick the habit... But they will have to plan for cold turkey because the tired one won't even be able to claim that «victory» this time... He will leave behind a second rate squad with no star quality players hard wired to playing boring lateral football possibly on a Thursday night slot... Sad legacy and it will need a strong manager to turn it around.

And racing will be the worse for it: a sad legacy on an otherwise shining day.

Thanks in part to the sad legacies of Paterson and Spitzer, the stakes have never been higher for New York.

But setting that sad legacy aside, we're still curious to see how Rampage makes the transition to the big screen.

As Moustafa, played in old age by a wise and reserved F Murray Abraham, regales a young writer (Jude Law) with the entire saga of Madame D's inheritance, we survey the sad legacy of the Grand Budapest itself, furnished now in hideous Eastern Bloc orange, but still clinging on to some of its old glories, like an ageing prostitute who's slashed her rates.

While obviously a port of a PS2 game, Okami's inclusion on this list is justified by its sad legacy.

Hansen's sad legacy will serve as a cautionary tale for future scientists.

In moving toward healing, reconciliation and resolution of the sad legacy of Indian residential schools, the implementation of the Indian residential schools settlement agreement began on September 2007.

A solitary shoe goes round and round, a sad legacy from a prior flight.