| Mixed up with this tradition was the ancient folk belief that mountains were the magical habitats of immortals. |
| The poets, probably taking their cue from this, have celebrated the asphodel in song as the flower of the immortals. |
| All were bidden save one, Eris by name, the Goddess of Strife, most hateful of the immortals. |
| We were to live out our lives as healthy immortals walking in fellowship with God. |
| There are some people who delight in pillorying the immortals and shying dead cats and rotten eggs at them. |
| Although he played on a famous team, his career wasn't long enough for him to be considered for induction among hockey's immortals. |
