Sentence examples for and told in a from inspiring English sources

The films are structured and told in a certain way.

The title song is a waltz-time folk tune, heavy with Christian imagery and told in a Northern English dialect.

For Constantine really to succeed he and his stories need to be reconstructed and told in a way that is conducive to television rather than graphic literature.

Their history is celebrated in a festival and rally organised every summer by the Trades Union Congress, and told in a small museum in the village.

All of which sounds promising … except the next day you are emailed again and told, in a woefully ungrammatical message, that the total you will receive is €250.

The result is a slim, utterly absorbing collection of 11 stories plucked from his legal career and told in a cool, patient voice that immediately draws the reader in.

"Harris's message was simply 'Yell and tell' in a film that lasted just 20 minutes.

Writing a blog is not a place to boast or brag, but rather a place to show and tell in a way that will resonate with readers.

If someone does kiss and tell, in either a tabloid newspaper or a literary memoir, society has the ability to turn their backs on them.

The following is from the second side of the album about Happiness Stan, and is told in a sort of gibberish (well, it was the '60s): Your thoughts?

These stories are a menagerie of the guttersnipes of Broadway in the 1920s and 30s, told in a clipped, knowing vernacular that never departs from the present tense.