Sentence examples for mighty stories from inspiring English sources
In the 18th century, when British art first made international waves, painters aspired to tell mighty stories.
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No grain of gossip is too small to grow into a mighty story.
Malick brings this mighty story to life in a copious array of images of a breathtakingly generous, gentle beauty.
Apart from that mighty story, The Eagle also has some WW2 graffiti left by RAF soldiers on the ceiling and walls.
As Le Floch steadily grows into his new role as investigator of the mighty, the story takes the reader to grand villas, plush brothels and the stinking municipal morgue.Written by a French diplomat, and published by Gallic Books, a new British house supported by France's Ministry of Culture, the book is the first in a series of six.
("Here among my trappings and belongings I belong/ And if anybody doubts it, they couldn't be more wrong!") The film works best when it stops relying on easy fluff and lets what is, after all, a mighty strong story, speak for itself.
The Mighty Macs' story is legendary in Philadelphia but was not well known to the rest of the world.
He was first sent to Africa by James Gordon Bennett of the scurrilous New York Herald, whose readers had a mighty appetite for stories of brave white men fighting off savage Indians.
It is as sprawling and mighty as the story of Thomas Alva Edison, whose estate it decorates.
The first, "Ol' Paul, the Mighty Logger," contains 10 stories about Paul Bunyan, for whom Mr. Rounds claimed he worked.
