Sentence examples for be told of how from inspiring English sources

Now, the story can be told of how that tradition began.

Participants, the article goes on, were led to believe that the FCO would not be told of how they performed on the course.

Then publishers would be able to sign up the soldiers and announce that, for the first time, the 'true' story could be told of how the war was won.

He was drawn to collections of things: stacked, boxed, labelled, piled-up: "How [we] place things can be telling of how and what we are," he said.

The story is told of how two Ghanaian old ladies emerged from church one Sunday morning in June 1967.

During the tour, the thirsty are told of how Don Melchor protected his hard-earned cellar by spreading rumours that it was inhabited by a devil.

The story is told of how Mr Dimon decided to seek out his former mentor, Sandy Weill, who had fired him from Citigroup, a year later.

A story is told of how one afternoon the small boy saw a stranger driving a mule with two skin bottles on its back, selling olive oil.

At the retirement party, the story was told of how Dan Goldin, then NASA's administrator, paid a visit to the camera team.

In the Homeric "Hymn to Demeter," the story is told of how Persephone was gathering flowers in the Vale of Nysa when she was seized by Hades and removed to the underworld.

The story is told of how, a few years back, the editor of a Shanghainese newspaper celebrated a new semiconductor factory in the city as the biggest in China.