Sentence examples for begin with the tale from inspiring English sources

– on topic: Knives out: let's begin with the tale of Galvarino – sometimes known as the "warrior with knives for hands".

It begins with the tale of the conversion of Constantine to Christianity after Sylvester I miraculously cured him of leprosy.

She begins with the tale of a model named Janey, who may be selfish and ambitious but otherwise has nothing in common with heroines by the Jackies (Susann and Collins) who are Ms. Bushnell's spiritual forebears.

Beginning with the tale of the childless Queen of Longtrellis (Salma Hayek) who would rather lose her husband to a sea monster than go without offspring – "a violent desire such as yours can only be satisfied with violence…" – Tale of Tales intertwines three rites of passage narratives that collectively portray female self-determination through steely (and frequently tragic) resolve.

The Great Wave begins with the tale of Manjiro, a teen-age Japanese castaway rescued from a desert island in 1841 by the whaler John Howland out of Fairhaven, Mass.

The tribal Bhil Ramayana begins with the tale of Ahalya, Gautama and Indra.

The survey begins with "The Tale of Genji" by Lady Murasaki Shikibu, an early 11th century print considered to be the longest-lasting image of a cat in Japanese literature.

I'll begin with the cautionary tale of a disappearing best-seller.

The season will begin with The Winter's Tale, starring Branagh and Dame Judi.

But Judge Victor Marrero of Federal District Court in Manhattan has done exactly that, in a 34-page decision that begins with the simple tale of two men who wanted to sell painted hats on the street and quickly becomes a treatise on the meaning and limits of art itself.

Whereas European fairy tales traditionally begin with the vague allusion "once upon a time," the American Indian myth often starts with "before the people came" or "when Coyote was a man".