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12 sentences with “legends”

Short, simple sentences with “legends”, suitable for children and primary/elementary school, with common expressions and related words. You'll also find examples for middle and high school.

Brief definition: legends

Stories from the past, often about famous people or events, that may not be completely true.

12 sentences with “legends” — examples

The legends tell of a wise chief who lived in these lands.

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Illustrative image legends: The legends tell of a wise chief who lived in these lands.

Many legends are told about the brave conqueror of the region.

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Illustrative image legends: Many legends are told about the brave conqueror of the region.

Many myths and legends revolve around the figure of the caiman in local culture.

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Illustrative image legends: Many myths and legends revolve around the figure of the caiman in local culture.

Mythology is the study of the myths and legends that are passed down from generation to generation.

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Illustrative image legends: Mythology is the study of the myths and legends that are passed down from generation to generation.

Such legends abounded in ancient Greece and neighbouring countries.

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They also bear the imprint of earlier traditions: many stories in the Hebrew Bible are taken from earlier Mesopotamian legends.

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Finland's great epic story, the Kalevala, was written by a Finnish intellectual in 1827; it was based on real Finnish legends, but had never existed as a long story before.

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Myths and legends, stories that circulated by word of mouth through the centuries and that mark the beginning of thermalism or therapy with medicinal mineral waters for mankind.

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Among all the speculations and legends about the past, few mysteries capture the attention of scientists and people in general more than the mythical lost continent known to this day as Atlantis.

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According to Roman legends, the Etruscans ruled the Romans from sometime in the 8th century BC until 509 BC. During that time, the Etruscans organised them to fight as a phalanx in the Greek lines.

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In 509 BC. (according to their own legends), the Romans overthrew the last Etruscan king and established a fully republican form of government, with elected senators making all major political decisions.

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Some Eskimo legends refer to certain ancestors who transformed themselves into celestial stars; others speak of heroes who eternally dance in the northern lights, but the general belief is that most spirits went to a great underworld where life less blissful than on Earth continued.

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