Sentence examples for part of folklore from inspiring English sources
These figures are part of folklore now.
I can't say why, it's really part of folklore.
Just a few more will make this year, this team and Ranieri, part of folklore for ever.
Although all orthodox Muslims believe in the coming of a final restorer of the faith, in Sunnite Islam the mahdi is part of folklore rather than dogma.
Most of the earliest suggestions of relationships between human health and animal diseases were part of folklore, magic, or religious practice.
Another incident has become part of folklore: we were shooting on a beach, the girls were doing an incantation, and we'd carefully worked out tide times.
Still he is part of City folklore, part of Premier League folklore - the red cards, the fireworks in his bathroom, the fights on the training ground and those legendary stories of crazy shopping trips and of handing cash to passers-by.
"It's part of Iraqi folklore".
"He was part of our folklore".
This holiday has since become a part of Modernist folklore.
The story itself became part of Irish folklore.
