Sentence examples for stuff of lore from inspiring English sources

Decades later, Mr. McCabe's feat remained the stuff of lore among sanitation workers.

The cloistered, caffeine-spiked, superwired computer hacker working all night has become the stuff of lore.

The event became the stuff of lore, familiar to even casual collectors of literary gossip.

His past year reads like something out of a movie script, and his bet has become the stuff of lore for gamblers from the backsides of American racetracks to the training yards of England and Ireland.

The swinging spies became the stuff of lore after a colourful 1988 book by former Washington Post journalist Ronald Kessler, but Koecher downplayed the relevance such extracurricular activities had in his work, as have former Czech and Russian intelligence officials.

Lucky for diners, Duke Zeibert's had one specialty, a chicken consomme with matzoh balls, that was one of Washington's most beloved dishes, not to mention the stuff of lore: When Duke and a former employee named Mel Krupin battled with competing restaurants, their feud became known as the city's Matzoh Ball War.

It's truly the stuff of scientific lore.

Mr. Biden's Amtrak travel is the stuff of Washington lore.

Rousing locker room speeches are the stuff of sporting lore.

Her never-failing presence at various township meetings was the stuff of local lore.

Why the law has not been tweaked is the stuff of local lore.