Sentence examples for ghosts told from inspiring English sources

Two hundred years ago, a descendent, Mugodo, had a vision in which ghosts told him that he must marry his daughter and found a female dynasty.

Mr. Chance, who said he did not believe in ghosts, told Raymundo Rodriguez-Jackson, a clerk who does believe, as he put it, that "entities and spirits can exist".

One day the editor-in-chief, who doesn't believe in ghosts, told me to find someone who could point out exactly where the spirits are.

Police occasionally suggest that an unsolved crime is complicated by "unexplained phenomena". And courts in Taiwan periodically hear cases in which defendants claim that ghosts told them to commit crimes, although these arguments don't tend to carry much weight.

When a boy tries to return a mysterious stranger's shoes, he's led to a graveyard where nine teenage ghosts tell him nine stories.

Curfew was 9 p.m. Ergo, 101 peals every night ever since, calling those old ghosts, telling them to get out of the pub and into bed.

The description of Ophelia's death is spoken by the sodden one herself – this is after all a play in which ghosts tell the truth.

"The ghosts tell me what to write," he explained.

Another ghost told me that sometimes the only direct input he gets for one chef's books is a list of flavor combinations.

He said a ghost told him to go fuck himself once.

Ghost told The Daily Telegraph that they were both inspired by their then-recent marriages and had walked down the aisle to "Ave Maria".