Sentence examples similar to land legend from inspiring English sources

Arnhem Land legends speak of the "Baijini," seafaring people who came from the northwest long ago in search of the sea cucumber.

It has always been a land of legend.

In the schoolbooks I read as a child in the 1950s and 1960s, Europe was a rosy land of legend.

At the beginning of the fabulous La Belle et la Bête (1946), Jean Cocteau asks a little naivety of us, that we might watch his film with the openness of a child; in The Thief of Bagdad, Sabu enters "the land of legend where all is possible when seen through the eyes of youth".

Of course, facts sit somewhat awkwardly with the 18 island archipelago; the Faroe Islands are a land of legend and the truth can get in the way of a good yarn.

Glastonbury: Land and Legend is on at the V&A until February 26 , 2017

But this is the real world and not the land of legend where magical caddies help golf pros deal with a spiritual crisis in the middle of the most important tournament of their lives.

While the scramble for entry comes as no surprise to one of the world's most acclaimed music and arts festival, for those that couldn't grab a ticket, the V&A is currently offering a different sort of festival experience in its exhibit Glastonbury: Land and Legend. .

Now home to the Glastonbury Festival Archive an ongoing collection of materials aimed at documenting the five day event, both past and prospective the V&A presents the cultural importance of the festival and a look inside its altruistic ethos in Glastonbury: Land and Legend, in which artist Zsolt Balogh has created a visual sculpture using footage from 2014.

In this land of legends and myths, it is a tale that tells some truth.

Our land rights legends marched in the 1970s and 1980s to lay the platform.