"narrative told" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to stories which are being recounted. For example, "The old man's narrative told of his travels around the world."
If a season is a narrative told play by play, each broadcast is an audiobook chapter.
Mr Goulding, continuing the narrative, told the hearing Bird next came across Jennifer Jackson in the village.
The narrative, told by Charlie as his IQ soars, traces the discontents of genius.
Even though he says he does not like reading novels, Mr. Olbricht's collection follows a disjointed narrative told through shared themes like death, life and love.
The rhyming narrative, told in the girl's voice, is charming and exuberant: "Bushels brim with fruit to eat: / Tomatoes, plums and peaches — sweet.
The layering adds depth to a vivid, precise and fast-paced narrative, told with graceful, at times almost arch, concision.
' The dancing had to be part of the narrative, telling us who he is.
When she was arrested in August, she again positioned herself as part of a larger narrative, telling the Ventura County Star, "It's not just about me.
The collection is also being redesigned to reflect more of a narrative, telling the story of transport from highway robbery to electric hybrid cars.
It will "interweave layers of unfolding narrative, telling the past tense story of [a] crime along with the present tense investigation", said the BBC.
We have used narrative pedagogy to create Stilwell, a realistic narrative telling the stories of 60 characters living in a typical community.
