Sentence examples for most fabled from inspiring English sources

One of history's most fabled material girls is having to do without these days.

And another on the Esalen Institute, the most fabled of these.

One of the most fabled Sydney rivalries has hit the road.

The most fabled, much loved by science fiction authors but not ever established, is the substitution of silicon for carbon.

He will name it after Sir Neville Cardus, whose byline remains the most fabled ever to grace these sports pages.

Any dominant 16-year-old hockey player naturally draws comparisons to Crosby, one of Canada's most fabled native sons.

Even the great quarterback Dan Marino, Miami's most fabled sports icon, failed to bring home a championship.

Forget compass readings, camel caravans and disorienting, potentially deadly Jeep journeys through the world's most fabled and forbidding desert.

Pride of place must go, of course, to the city's most fabled span, the Brooklyn Bridge, and its postcard perspective.

Spend a semester or the full academic year drawing upon the resources of one of the world's most fabled and beloved capitals.

And a French mime performance, "Murmurs," directed by Victoria Thierrée Chaplin, a descendant of one of America's most fabled movie names.