Sentence examples for call tale from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dickens planned to call "Tale of Two Cities", "Memory Carton".

Here we have tagged sequences using fluorescent fusions that we call TALE-lights, and have used these to follow replication of particular satellite sequences during a major embryonic transition in Drosophila.

We call tales of the supernatural "horror" for a reason: As any student of myth knows, they allow us to explore our fears in a way that is as soothing as it is frightening.

There was also a popular story-telling TV show that I watched called 'Tale's by Moonlight,' whose stories gave me nightmares.

In the late 1980s it carried a gleefully unpleasant show called "Tales from the Crypt".

There is also a series of books called "Tales of the Wild West," by Rick Steber.

In a sonnet sequence called "Tales of the Islands," his diction swerves between dialect — "Poopa, da' was a fête!

The director has called "Tales" a folk film, as opposed to a festival film like "4 Months".

One volume is called Tales from the Woods and centres on his other great passion: native English broadleaf trees.

Cartoonists like Art Spiegelman and Joe Sacco speak with reverence of Mr. Kurtzman, whose first comic book, in 1952, was called "Tales to Drive You MAD: Humor in a Jugular Vein".

He's best known for his stage plays and screenplays but this is a book of short stories called Tales from Rainwater Pond.