Sentence examples for contribute a tale from inspiring English sources

When the "I" of the poem — many critics call him the Chaucer-pilgrim — tries to contribute a tale, the Host tells him to stop: the story is too boring.

I was recently invited to contribute a graphic story to a collection of uncanny tales, Congregation of Innocents, published by the Curious Tales collective.

For this year's Fiction Issue, Arthur has contributed a very special tale about a man who pursues a woman with a prosthetic arm.

After the war, Burgos contributed a few new tales but the strip was in decline and, in mid-1949, Human Torch Comics suffered the indignity of being transformed into Love Tales.

UCLA's Digital Archivist Shira Peltzman also recently asked us to contribute our "Tale of Woe" to a collaborative KryoFlux User Guide currently being drafted.

(Hopefully, in the future, female travelers will also contribute travel tales -- and perhaps even an American woman. Yes, I am available).

On the site is a link, "Tell Mr. Beller a Story," that encourages visitors to contribute their own tales.

The book: When George was thinking about this year's anthology, his Lonely Planet editor came up with the idea of asking actors to contribute their tales.

Everyone has a tale to contribute.

The relative newcomers to horror provide both the highs and lows of this anthology: Hanif Kureishi's "The Dogs" offers little, whereas Dr Who writers Paul Cornell and Robert Shearman contribute, respectively, a genuinely disturbing tale of the overlap between a computer game's world and reality, and a brilliantly funny and poignant tale about the inevitability of death.

The annals of police writers include novelists like Joseph Wambaugh, whistle-blowers like Frank Serpico and the unheralded officers who contribute tales to true crime anthologies.