Sentence examples for repeat legends from inspiring English sources

Impossible to believe but irresistible to repeat, legends like those of the Hook Man are among America's most enduring myths.

Heroes are born in repeated legends.

For his first pitch, he appeared against a blue background emblazoned with the repeated legend "Corporate Responsibility".

A widely repeated legend traces its history to Vienna in 1683, when John III Sobieski, king of Poland, successfully defended the city from a Turkish invasion.

He is Bill James, a former boiler-room attendant who, almost thirty years ago, set out to debunk the conventional wisdom proffered by television and radio commentators — "baseball's Kilimanjaro of repeated legend and legerdemain," as he called it — by using statistical evidence.

To the Editor: Unfortunately, Francine du Plessix Gray repeats the legend about Simone de Beauvoir's nickname "Castor" (Beaver) that American reviewers and commentators have been passing around for 50 years.

Because of the highway's number, accidents and other phenomena became repeated as legend.

The legends repeat the conclusion of more pAKT cells twice.

Olympic 100m champion (1996): "To @usainbolt - The first man to officially repeat, one word: LEGEND".

This is a good history lesson, ideal both for youngsters and for baseball buffs who never get tired of hearing the old legends repeated.

It's a jubilant slammer, building to a brassy chorus with a vocal repeat, courtesy of soul legends Midway, so triumphant you might take off.