According to the fickle but ever-recurring legend, the seeds of all resistance movements, all wars of liberation, sprouted at the station, between two locomotives.
Since his death, Salisbury has become a recurring character in legend and literature.
All season, Roger Clemens has been a man with a retirement plan, a pitcher on a recurring mission, a legend trying to leave the game he has dominated over the last two decades as a champion.
One of the recurring pleasures of Ed Hamilton's "Legends of the Chelsea Hotel" is his sly rendering of its former proprietor, Stanley Bard, an eccentric patron of the arts who almost pathologically refused to acknowledge that the Chelsea was anything other than a crystal palace inhabited by muses and magicians.
Her themes draw from abject personalities in search of nihilistic power: Jim Jones, infamous punk anti-legend GG Allin, and a recurring specter who makes demands of the viewer with the threat of eating the sun if they are not met.
PJ is a big lover of folklore and traditional stories so legends and fairy tales have been a recurring subject of his work.
24-28), also includes Berlin tech-house titalsoM.A.N.D.Y. of Get Physincludesic, recent GP laBerlinte and recurring Detroit techno sidekick Francesco titansno, and Southern California house M.A.N.D.Yend Doc Martin rounding out phase one of the line-up.
Even back when he was a recurring guest on golden era Saturday Night Live, burgeoning comedy legends such as John Belushi, Bill Murray and Eddie Murphy seemed tame and old hat next to him.
— The closing of storied music sites, often accompanied by protest, fund-raising and other exercises in futility, has become a recurring spectacle in this growing city, where the official stationery carries the legend "Live Music Capital of the World".
But promoting his daughter to "recurring character" status, as she follows in her father's footsteps, allows that legend to live on.
