Sentence examples for she immortalized from inspiring English sources

It's great that she immortalized these women, some for the final time.

She immortalized the "sidewalk ballet" of her block in her book "The Death and Life of Great American Cities".

She lampooned the Texas Legislature, the business establishment, the power elite and most of all George W. Bush, whom she immortalized as "Shrub".

He was a close friend and confidant of Kay Thompson's, and she immortalized him in the first and last "Eloise" books.

Rogers made her motion-picture debut in Young Man of Manhattan (1930), in which she immortalized the catchphrase "Cigarette me, big boy".

The actress Jennifer Beals claims she had no idea that the off-the-shoulder sweatshirt she immortalized in the 1983 cult classic "Flashdance" is now as ubiquitous as Ugg boots.

She was immortalized for something she didn't do, but five years later, she flew solo".

Rifling through an unbound copy of "Burdock," she assessed the physical aspects of the leaves she has immortalized — the frayed edges and dusty veins of a leaf long on the stalk; the insect holes rendering another as fragile as lace; the healthy young one, gorgeously flushed and only faintly marred, like a rosy-cheeked child with scraped knees.

But that doesn't mean that this 21-year-old gets any special treatment at home, where she lives with her mom and a baby brother she has immortalized in song as a stoner wastrel in a "stupid fitted cap".

(We know what happened to another Cleveland child, Ruth; she was immortalized as a candy bar).

She was immortalized in an O. Henry short story ("I'm not Hetty if I do look green," the poor working girl said, settling on a $2 room instead of one that rented for $8).