Sentence examples for given a legend from inspiring English sources
Each displayed chart is given a legend to show what is being presented, and hovering the mouse over the display area that could be occupied by each BoxPlot, rather than needing to hit the BoxPlot specifically, reveals metadata which includes information about the actual value ranges for the BoxPlot.
At the 2000 World Music Awards, Carey was given a Legend Award for being the "best-selling female pop artist of the millennium", as well as the "Best-selling artist of the 90s" in the United States, after releasing a series of albums of multiplatinum status in Asia and Europe, such as Music Box and Number 1's.
And then the show went on to give a Legend Award to "The Andy Griffith Show".
Presenters are still being lined up, a publicist said, but Diana Ross has agreed to give a legends award to Bob Mackie, who is apparently dreaming up one of his diva numbers for Ms. Bernhard.
She was given a Disney Legends award in 2003.
The point is, for once, let's forget about the ballpark, even for a few moments, and give a Colorado Rockies legend the full respect and credit that he deserves.
The tone is apt, akin to that of a tall tale; the theme, dear to John Ford, of eliding fact into legend is given a striking new life; and a single brief scene of despair and degradation is more harrowing than those found in most hard-edged dramas.
The tone is apt, akin to that of a tall tale; the theme, dear to John Ford, of eliding fact into legend is given a striking new life; and a single brief scene of despair and degradation is more harrowing than most hard-edged dramas.
Give them a legend, a fairy tale, where the problem that needs to be overcome (homelessness, hunger, poverty, etc) is a dragon to be slain.
Acting legend Sidney Poitier was given a BAFTA Lifetime Achievement Award via video link.
