Sentence examples for myth flows from inspiring English sources
The second myth flows from the first: that the Smart is arriving to show America how small cars should be done.
For this spiky-haired classics teacher (Greek myth flows through these stories), a nocturnal train journey provides a fateful brief encounter with love and death, laying the tracks for all that is to come: her relationship with Galician fisherman Xoan (Daniel Grao), the birth of their beloved daughter, Antía, and the predestined separation from both.
These were the "twin myths" that flowed from the use of previous sexual history.
The Department for Education followed up the minister's comments, saying it was a "myth" that free-flow play was compulsory, adding that there was no reason why structured teacher sessions could not also be the norm.
Or, more accurately, its whopping great red book, since Henry Eliot and Matt Lloyd-Rose's cloth-bound, illustrated treasury of London-related data, tips, impressions, recommendations, instructions, injunctions, reminiscences, myths, lists, plans, flow charts and much else besides runs to more than 450 tactile paper pages.
Hardest for an outsider to grasp is that the Kim personality cult flows from powerful myths about race and history.
Contrary to popular myth, Brown's proposals go with the flow of recent developments, which are towards a stronger parliament.
This myth totally ignores the fact that the gene flow that has taken place between maize and its progenitor, between the land races, and between land races and modern hybrids, has not led to any dire consequences.
The remaining scenes flow together like poetry from the Greek myth of Orpheus and his lost wife, Eurydice, upon which this modern fairy tale in based.
The trickle-down effect whereby benefits would flow to the lower paid has largely been a myth.
