Meanings of become a footnote in English

Terry McHugh has become a footnote in Ireland's participation in this year's games.

Without that deal, the '7' would have died and become a footnote in automotive history.

The Cathars should have become a footnote, or perhaps a research topic for graduate history students.

Brown believes if it was in widespread use, the term landfill could become a footnote in environmental history.

By the 1980s, Os Mutantes had become a footnote in Brazil's history; outside Brazil, few got to hear of them at all.

The no-look pass intercepted by Japan's Kenki Fukuoka is carved in stone but it can become a footnote in a great career.

Whether or not Arthas was past reaching, she didn't know, but what happened here would need to never become a footnote in the history books.

Later, he was identified as James McCord, who would go on to become a footnote to US political history as one of the Watergate burglars.

Alice is widely known-andwill probably always be known-asthe "Mother of Slow Food." Jeremiah Tower allowed himself to become a footnote to history.

Flub one or more, and you risk becoming a footnote of folly.

The fleet had to move now or risk becoming a footnote.

With Freddie in jail, Ada immediately becomes a footnote.

Once their insurrection was put down, the Luddites became a footnote to one of the most relentless transformations in human history.

Even if the Omnivore becomes a footnote in the history of alt-fuel supercars, it's great to see Lotus continue to combine innovation, conservation and exhilaration.