Sentence examples for chief stories from inspiring English sources

In Homer's Iliad and Odyssey, the earliest literary evidence available, the chief stories have already taken shape, and individual themes were elaborated later, especially in Greek drama.

Another apparent reference, to an Orgain Mic Da Thó – "The Slaughter of Mac Da Thó" – is included in a 10th-century list of the prímscéla, the "primary stories" or "chief stories" which the professional poetic class (filid) used to relate to kings.

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I picture my shimmering holographic image, sitting across from editors in chief, pitching stories and demanding raises.

It's always whiskey on the rocks while I listen to an ex-crew chief tell stories of Vietnam, while I flirt with some lush who feels nothing like home.

His own chief inner story, he believed, was the quest for the mesmerising female force of the White Goddess.

He listened to the chief's story, weighed the various opinions of the yelling crowd and fired a gun inches from each of the chief's ears.

That's something that's understood for male characters (it's a large part of Chief's story), but still patchy for female characters.

Because he became so close to the LRA chief, his story provides a rare first-hand glimpse into the spiral of paranoia one of the world's most wanted war criminals.

While the real and immediate causes for Ottawa's drastic move may never be explicitly revealed, it remains to be seen how this Ojibwa chief's story will unfold and how far the mutually dangerous ethnic minorities game might be pushed.

Unless a drastic measure is introduced to change the truly democratic nature of social media, the notion of 'control' (in its editorial context) is simply inapplicable; Twitter isn't a newspaper or a television channel whereby an owner could pick up the phone and dictate to the editor-in-chief what story to kill or run.