Sentence examples for endless tales from inspiring English sources

While Ms. Fielding's Bridget delighted readers with endless tales of her humiliation, the very presence of Ms. Zellweger changes that.

There he soaked up the endless tales of woe, the political gossip and wicked jokes that provide the spice of Egyptian life.He could be outspoken, too.

Anxious and eager, Alice hovered about her mother's house, still helping with the boys, listening with an inward drooping to endless tales of their exploits.

I am afraid that for television producers in the future, the generations after them may be less rich seams for endless tales of misery and fear.

Louie belongs to a generation that all too modestly thinks it doesn't have a story to tell, then holds you enraptured - if not a bit pinned down - with endless tales of a New York that no longer exists.

PKC then returns a list of diagnoses and care options to consider, with links to journal articles on which the recommendations are based.Doctors who have used PKC for years tell endless tales of improved office efficiencies, better patient involvement and diagnoses that they might otherwise have missed.

If there were one story line in our endless tale of exploding governors, it would be simpler to decode.

Her life is one endless tale of lamb chops drying in the oven while the young masters have a fourth cocktail, but she complained of it only once.

Being treated to a seemingly endless tale of Tiger Woods's infidelity is only the latest lowlight in a year that brought us Rick Pitino, Steve McNair, the McCourt divorce and now an N.C.A.A. investigation of Tennessee that involves (of course!) recruiting hostesses.

Watching the latest sordid chapter in the seemingly endless tale of the self-immolation of Lawrence Taylor, the New York Giants Hall of Famee linebacker from the eighties and early nineties, brings to mind an altogether different moment — before cocaine, arrests, humiliation, and now charges that he raped a sixteen-year-old girl.

By Michael Shapiro May 7, 2010 Watching the latest sordid chapter in the seemingly endless tale of the self-immolation of Lawrence Taylor, the New York Giants Hall of Famee linebacker from the eighties and early nineties, brings to mind an altogether different moment — before cocaine, arrests, humiliation, and now charges that he raped a sixteen-year-old girl.