urban legend造句

Margaret was an Internet urban legend, and Wayne had researched more than a few sketchy photos on various paranormal sites.

The urban legend goes that if you go to the Google homepage and search for "Google", the universe will implode.

But new research suggests that the so-called Chinese restaurant syndrome is nothing more than urban legend.

"The reason we studied redheads in the beginning, it was essentially an urban legend in the anesthesia community saying redheads were difficult to anesthetize," Dr. Sessler said.

The concept of six degrees of separation came to public attention after an experiment in the Sixties, but is seen today as more of an urban legend.

Hence, no two versions of an urban legend are ever exactly alike; there can be as many variants as there are tellers of the tale.

For example, the erroneous belief that you will automatically pass all of your college courses in a semester if your roommate kills himself is generally considered to be an urban legend.

The White House spokesman, Tony Snow, warned reporters away from "an urban legend that's going around" that Mr. Bush was "trying to prepare the way for war" with Iran or Syria.

Mothman is one of the very well known urban legend in the area of Virginia. Mothman is described has a wing and human-high, red-eyed, sometimes appear without any heads and red eyes in the chest.