Sentence examples for a legend reading from inspiring English sources

In the supplemental Wednesday section of the paper, a hand is seen tearing off the Boston logo under the "We Are Chicago Bruins" segment with a legend reading "Yeah, not right now we're not".

Around him, a legend reads, "Ancient Chinese Secret," a reference to a long-running 1970s ad for Calgon water softener that winked at old "Chinese laundry" stereotypes.

The most jarring thing about the contribution, perhaps, is trying to imagine Ms. Smith, a downtown '70s legend, reading Vogue.

Blake lived in the thatched cottage in Felpham, West Sussex, between 1800 and 1803, composing much of his epic poem Milton, and the poem which became the much-love hymn Jerusalem, beneath its "thatched roof of rusted gold" – and according to literary legend reading Paradise Lost to his wife Catherine while the pair sat naked in the garden.

One ad showed a woman in a bathrobe and the legend read, "If we got any closer to our readers, we'd have to use protection".

Dogs never lie about love and Soane built Fanny a handsome memorial stone ("Alas, Poor Fanny" its legend reads) that can be seen in the area through the windows of his home's "Monk's Parlour".

The legend reads: "Chile, 1957".

"He Knows When You Are Sleeping," the legend read.

Beneath screenprinted images of Chávez's face the legend reads : 2030.

Its legend reads, "They were great generals and Christian soldiers and waged war like gentlemen".

The Philadelphia drag cabaret legend read Dr. Seuss's classic "Green Eggs and Ham" in front of an enthusiastic and appreciative crowd of children.