Sentence examples for folklore and then from inspiring English sources

First Nigel Hopper from the University of Birmingham read out information about the magpie, in our case all about magpie folklore, and then the children were given a quiz.

In The Ningyo, Marlowe has forsaken hunting to prove the existence of the real creatures behind the folklore and then protect them.

To begin with you draw your app screens on paper, a whiteboard, or on the back of a napkin in true folklore style, and then use your iPhone to take a snap of each sketch, which can be designed for either iPhone or iPad.

Black history is usually depicted as folklore about slavery, and then a fast-forward to the civil rights movement.

Stoker may have extended running water folklore to vampires and then altered it to suit his storylines.

The entire collection is very important as a reflection of several aspects of Middle Eastern folklore and allows, now and then, glimpses into the court life of the various dynasties.

Model the leadership conduct you desire and then build folklore around your workplace culture for the advances made in this area.

As a result, shareholders are hardly "last paid" capital providers of corporate-law folklore but rather "first-in, first-out, and then some" capital providers.

She introduces the innocent Adam, perched on a swing, and then Lillith, according to biblical folklore his first love, or lust.

He was champion jockey twice and then cemented his place in sporting folklore by riding all seven winners on a high-quality card at Ascot in September 1996.

This is so commonplace that a failure to persist turns into self-confirmation that not trying was the best option, which then turns into folklore and hearsay about the pointlessness of trying.