immortalised

Aside from the copy protection, (some)old hardware can have a charm worth of being immortalised on a t-shirt.

The inventors who are immortalised are usually standing on the shoulders of giants and completing the last mile.

Hopefully this vandal will be immortalised by the Internet for the next couple of hundred years too.

For many people like myself, the American road trip is immortalised in Western culture through the magic of Hollywood.

If they make a weekly torrent containing their whole data-set it would be easily immortalised...

Per the article: > There are several methods for generating immortalised cell lines: > 1.

Thus were immortalised in generations of atlases such geographical oddities as Just A Mountain, I Don't Know, What?

As also immortalised at the end of the 1968 episode of ‘From The Earth To The Moon’, attributed there to an apparently fictitious person.

It was good business, and those men are immortalised in history.

This is the original method for generating an immortalised cell line.

So he's somewhat immortalised — more than most.

RIP Scott Halpin, immortalised in rock legend.

Still, could be worse: even Poisson into the wind isn't as bad as being immortalised with the caption "I'm Nailed Right In".

Its probably most famous for sitting right on top of a lot of natural gas, immortalised by Rudyard Kipling as having "all hell for a basement" [1].

"wont" which means wasn't "must" I think the "wargames" quote, immortalised in Unix /usr/games applies here.

"Spanish king’s fears of a French assassination plot against him" Interesting because in my country his son is immortalised as the guy who plotted the assassination of Willem van Oranje- the founder of the Netherlands.