Sentence examples for legendary location from inspiring English sources

However, the following is an exception because of its legendary location.

He held on to a narrow lead into the city of Palladian architecture, a legendary location in cycling culture as the home of the Campagnolo component makers.

The tour will visit Shorakkopoch Rock, which commemorates both one such tree and "the legendary location for the first real estate scam in New York State history," Mr. Symons said.

"The Republican Committee would get a chance to host an event in a legendary location with an A-list venue," Ms. Reidy says, in a litany she will repeat so often that one begins to suspect she has been implanted with a tape loop.

It's now better known as the legendary location of Dracula's castle.

He wasn't there to make a movie, but to look at the offerings at Paris Photo, the offshoot of the French photography fair, holding its second edition in the legendary location.

We also wanted to layer it with Batman DNA; we wanted to make sure that it contained legendary locations that made the place meaningful for Batman and that it wasn't just a collection of generic streets.

Celebrating over 50 years at the center of the University of Chicago's and Hyde Park's intellectual and cultural life, the renowned Seminary Co-op Bookstore has moved up from its legendary basement location and into a newly transformed space designed by Chicago Architects Stanley Tigerman and Margaret McCurry.

Frank Jarvis, an actor from the original version of The Italian Job worked at one shooting location, the legendary Green Room actors' club, and kindly stepped in to give us his opinions about London's political climate.

Home at Last featured classy local musicians, and the programme was devoted to the locations and legendary performers (some of them passed into a next world where Mseleku was sure he would one day play with them again) that had shaped this complex artist's development.

Location, location, location, the legendary key to the success of a restaurant, will be discussed on June 9 from 6 30 to 9 P.M. in a class given by New York University's department of nutrition and food studies, 35 West Fourth Street (Greene Street).