Sentence examples for exciting tale from inspiring English sources

For the huge appeal of The Hunger Games goes deeper than the fact that it's an exciting tale well told.

Despite the predictably impressive special effects, director Simon Wells fails to do justice to great-grandad HG's exciting tale.

This week it's My Name is Mina by David Almond, an exciting tale of an unusual girl and her imagination.

Mustafa, one of four survivors of a crew that originally numbered six hundred, spins an exciting tale of wild hopes, divided loyalties, and highly precarious fortunes.

So the next night, Scheherazade finished the story, and then began a second, even more exciting tale which she again stopped halfway through, at dawn.

You might not expect an exciting tale under the headline: "Ethnic group population trends and projections for UK local areas under alternative scenarios".

He is full of exciting tales of kitchen-shipwreck.

Yes, more exciting tales have been told before.

While this family memoir is no exception, John McCain at least has some exciting tales to tell.

Secrest leaves many of Behrman's exciting tales oddly unmentioned, but she casts doubt on one of the choicest.

"It was wonderful to hear about their exciting tales," Professor Nie said, "but it had none of the emotional quality of spending an evening with them".