81.   In a matter of hours he was a national hero, but he was also under arrest for disobedience in time of war.

82.   In a single afternoon, Barker had made the leap from little-known, behind-the-scenes toiler to national hero.

83.   In Israel, it said on Tuesday that the people in charge sometimes take a cold-eyed, cost-effective view of national heroes.

84.   In Israel, it said Tuesday that the people in charge sometimes take a cold-eyed, cost-effective view of national heroes.

85.   In just a few years, she has been remarkably successful in winning a measure of public support in Japan for her portrayal of Tojo as a national hero.

86.   In Jamaica, he has gone from afterthought to national hero after his winning goals against Canada and Costa Rica.

87.   In the cathedral, the pope praised Archbishop Alojzije Stepinac, a Croatian national hero whose role during World War II is fiercely disputed.

88.   In the middle of the postgame festivities, drenching wet, was Martinez, the national hero of Nicaragua and the civic hero of Cleveland.

89.   In the process, these workaday New Yorkers have been transformed into national folk heroes.

90.   It could be the reason that race car drivers like Nelson Piquet or Alain Prost are national heroes.