Sentence examples for know tales from inspiring English sources

We all know tales of how the darkest nights have laid the foundations for the brightest days.

My favourite is one of his lesser known tales, from 1912: The Glamour of the Snow.

Aimee Bender's most recent collection The Color Master (Hutchinson) contains stories that surprise from the periphery, all the patterns of known tales deftly rewoven and refreshed.

Publisher Penguin announced today the book will be released at the beginning of September with well known tales including Cinderella and Little Red Riding Hood, to less famous stories such as Gambling Hans and Godfather Death.

However, The Mark Steel Lecture this week (Radio 7 | Listen on iPlayer) provided a comic insight into the poet's life that goes beyond the well known tales of seduction and incest.

They chose three well known tales for study: Pinocchio, The Boy Who Cried Wolf, and the apocryphal George Washington and the Cherry Tree.

My grandfather enjoyed repeating the well known tale about a group of "entrepreneurial" refugees who came up with the idea of reconstructing UNRWA donated tents to make sustainable cement dwellings with zinc ceilings.

The rest of the story is now the well known tale of the rising discontent expressed through many loud and visible protests and strikes on the eve of the games.

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I will not dwell overlong on the alarums and excursions of our subsequent seafaring; the rise and fall of Captain Costolo; Queequeeg's fate.1 You know these tales already.

I suppose if you know the tales it portrays, it means something; if not, it's tedious.