Sentence examples for legend over from inspiring English sources
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"He has grown a legend over time," Boyd said.
To me, their legend over the years is not dependent on Shea Stadium.
The legend over one young man's photograph read "One Pill Killed".
His brushes with death in snowmobile, motorcycle and airplane accidents have added to his legend over the years.
"Wilt was trapped in adolescence, and he always chose legend over real life," said Huey, who is 55.
Where previous books on Hendrix tended to focus on the rocker of legend over the music itself, Shadwick plumps firmly for the latter.
Still, it makes one long for the sophistication and refinement of Thomson, who was piqued by the way Bogart's legend takes over from the facts and how it corroded him — a much more fascinating issue.
She herself went unescorted in age, unbothered about it, and was proprietorial about the definition of a movie "legend" after over 60 years in gainful employment: less than a couple of decades of stardom, she said, and you were just a beginner.
Sons of Liberty is honest enough to view it as a tragic moment adroitly exploited for rebel gain by master propagandist Sam Adams, and seems in general willing to dwell on such ironies rather than merely printing the legend all over again.
The mayor called Walters a "living legend" for over 50 years.
Gou played the smaller lobby while the Detroit legend took over the main room.
