Sentence examples for bit of legend from inspiring English sources
The club is the brainchild of Shep Pettibone, whose former songwriting and studio production work make him a bit of legend here.
He is a legend and I think he thinks Denman is a bit of a legend".
Olson said D'Errico was a bit of a legend himself.
From then on she became a bit of a legend.' 'We have these Nida-isms.
Within the Kennedy family, Mr. Gwirtzman's strategizing, loyalty and oracular reputation made him a bit of a legend himself.
The Saturday slot is a wonderful hip-hop artist from New York and a bit of a legend, in my view.
She was a bit of a legend in Bristol, and was well known and well liked by everybody.
As for what ripens: one of the incidental characters here happens to be "a bit of a legend in the midwifery circle".
'She's a bit of a legend in our school,' said Leanne Fagan, 16, from Purley in south London, Moss's old manor.
To say that Robyn Williams is a bit of a legend of science broadcasting on the radio is a bit like saying David Attenborough is a dab hand at nature documentaries on the telly.
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