Sentence examples for narrates to from inspiring English sources

The Scout Finch who narrates To Kill a Mocking Bird is arguably the most famous child narrator, but she is also a mature adult.

In Karnataka the bhagavatar sings and narrates to set the scene for the action, usually while playing a small handheld gong or finger cymbals called tala.

They're mystified by the abstract, aleatory aesthetic Guillermoprieto has been hired to impart (Martha Graham, whose dances she narrates to them like fairy tales, suits them better).

The lengthy prison drama he narrates to Charlie builds to a climax with suspiciously tidy symbolism, involving a burning library and a ceiling that opens to reveal the sky.

According to the authorities, Giggs is still a potential riot-inciting menace, thickly eulogising vengeance and violence, using music to cover his tracks; a terrible example to susceptible youths who, apparently, will not be inspired by the grim, lonely, angry docu-dramas Giggs narrates to pull out of a wretched domestic imitation of gang life and find new ways to express and locate themselves.

In his fascination with New York's moral contradictions, Neihart largely loses track of A'Lelia and spends pages with an aging transvestite, Jennie June, who sings a self-pitying song to the assembled cavorters and narrates to various listeners her frequently violent encounters with soldiers, sailors and Bowery Boys.

We see images of Istanbul as the story is narrated to us.

Campbell texted her mother, who began to watch the news and narrate to her what was happening.

I narrated to him a couple of such incidents and he seemed to be unwilling to believe that this could happen.

These stories took the form of letters of remission, documents narrated to royal notaries by admitted offenders who, in effect, stated their case for pardon to the king.

Script for the Movie Rootss of Empire" "Visual Aids in Agricultural Extension" Screen test of Helen Powell Smith narrating to the camera (without sound).