Sadequain, who became a
legend in his own lifetime, created the illustrations of Ghalib in 1968, of Faiz during the 1970s and 80s, and of Iqbal during the 1980s.
RHYS Darby is a
legend in his own lifetime, or if you go by the name of his show, he's a legend in the entire space-time continuum universe thingy.
Sir Norman Wisdom was a
legend in his own lifetime - and will be for many years to come.
WHEN asked, by a newspaper reporter, what it was like to be a
legend in his own lifetime, the great Kenny Dalglish wisely replied that you were only a legend in other people''s minds, and the problems started when you began to believe it yourself.
He was a
legend in his own lifetime, a man for all seasons.
LEGEND IN HIS OWN LIFETIME: Sir Bobby Robson collects his award from presenter Gary Lineker last night.
A nervous tendency to sometimes transpose initial letters or half-syllables in speech made him a
legend in his own lifetime, the founding father of Spoonerisms, such as the toast to Queen Victoria which came out as :"Three cheers for our queer old dean!".
But Fiery Fred was a
legend in his own lifetime, probably the greatest cricketer my county has produced.
Paul McCartney is a
legend in his own lifetime and has not got what he has through sitting on his backside.
Cllr Collins said: "He is an inspiration." Councillor Cliff Houlding said: "He is a
legend in his own lifetime."
Above - a
legend in his own lifetime, Matthews (right) and captain Harry Johnson (left) are carried off the pitch at Wembley by their jubilant Blackpool team-mates after a magnificent 4-3 victory over Bolton Wanderers in 1953.
A
legend in his own lifetime, Cahill''s series of daring robberies earnt him the nickname 'The General' and ultimately made him Ireland''s No 1 enemy.