Sentence examples for becoming legends from inspiring English sources

In a milieu that respects divergent thinking, even students themselves are becoming legends for their exploits.

In other words, says Storer: "People are making it their business to be accessible all the time on social media and are becoming legends in their own lunch hour.

Thursday's headline on the popular Mais Futebol website described Jesus' situation going into this week of destiny as "between Villas-Boas and Peseiro", evoking Sporting's horrific few days in 2005 when they stood on the brink of becoming legends – and ended up with nothing.

Although she wasn't directly betrayed, her whole family was devastated, all the more so because both of her parents ended up being publicly savaged, her mother's tirades becoming legend.

But for all the glamour of his artists' roster at Warner, which he bought for $3.3bn, it is a brilliant trade he struck in the depths of the financial crisis that is becoming legend in the secretive world of the hedge fund billionaires.

And Jeannette's baking skills, which you will first experience upon your arrival and again during breakfast, are fast becoming legend.

News stories regularly report of big cats being on the prowl in built-up areas, or becoming fearful legends, such as the mysterious beast of Bodmin moor in Cornwall.

For the moment, the marketing limelight is on the so-called Daughters of Living Legends, but in the genuine sport, Lucia Rijker is leading the pack in becoming a legend herself.

For Bolt, becoming a legend means consistent domination, meant defending his titles from Beijing and Berlin.

There was some laughter about Faiza, whose hysterical reaction was already becoming office legend.

"It means one step closer to becoming a legend," Bolt said.