Sentence examples for california tale from inspiring English sources
"I had the money in cash, in the room, but I was building a new fishing boat so I turned him down," Mr. Churchman says, in a California tale many times told.
My California tale of beauty and the beast began last week near Half Moon Bay, followed by a stop in Bodega Bay.
Naturally it includes his seemingly offhand collaborations with Robert Altman: a new print of "MASH" (Friday through Aug. 7) and the two great California morality tales "The Long Goodbye" (Aug. 9) and "California Split" (Aug. 17).
Manuel Katsanevas, 70, a founder of the Crown Burgers on North Temple Street, confirms the California origin tales.
The California inmates' tales have relevance in Maryland and Oklahoma, where the governors also have the power to reverse parole board recommendations.
California tells the tale: Two pricey spots, Monterey and Santa Barbara, replaced San Diego and San Francisco in the top 10.
("California Chrome fairy tale turns grim after owner's 'cowards' tirade," June 8).
And Thomas Pynchon, no less, somehow blended Chandler-esque noir with pastoral comedy in his tale of California at the butt-end of 1960s hippie idealism, Inherent Vice (Cape, £18.99).
From the moment he published his tall tale of the California mining camps, "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County," in 1865, the name Mark Twain began to romp around the world.
A cautionary tale is the California case of Rossi v. Rossi, decided in 2001, where the judge found that Denise De Rossi intentionally hid her $1.3 million lottery winnings from her husband, Thomas.
