Immortalized [adjective]

Selena, the iconic Tejano singer whose life and career were cut short when she was fatally shot by the president of her fan club, has already been immortalized on the big screen.

These would eventually be woven into the whole cloth of adulthood with the help of Anne Sullivan, and eventually immortalized in the popular three-act play, The Miracle Worker.

She was viewed as the defender of the agency’s principles, the one immortalized as a disease-hunter on screen.

This moment would become immortalized as the climactic scene in the 1993 film Rudy, loosely based on events from Ruettiger’s life.

"That's the plan, Jamie," replied Tam, who had suddenly seen himself immortalized through his parodies of certain popular songs.

Perhaps we may think the ferule well deserved when we read of the schoolboy's trick immortalized by Persius.

One of the best-known American authors has immortalized the Chinaman in some of his verses.

Had he done nothing else, he would have immortalized his name.

To fall back on the time-honoured maxim, immortalized by Shakespeare, comparisons of this kind are incompatible if not odious.

Raised from ocean, cavern, and grotto by Eothwald's genius, her family were immortalized by his art.