Sentence examples for old tales about from inspiring English sources

Granny Lin tells old tales about flowers and grass.

Meanwhile, Joe Gibbs has his Washington Redskins listening while he spins old tales about Super Bowls past.

I spoke to Professor Ross Coomber, author of Pusher Myths: Re-situating the Drug Dealer, a book that consigned a load of hoary old tales about "evil drug peddlers" to the dustbin when it was published in 2006.

There was an old tale about hair children.

There's an old tale about a village that existed on the edge of a precipice.

As excuses go, it is a good deal more enticing than the old tale about waiting for the Muse.

Children's books are the literature of hope, and so is this haunting old tale about an ark riding the waves of a sea of troubles.

In Hungary, this new version of an old tale about Jewish liberation has inspired both anti-Semitic protests and wild bursts of approving applause.

There's a cracking old tale about the FTSE 100 miner, Kazakhmys, involving it paying a £30,000 bill for the Kazakh president, Nursultan Nazarbayev, after he spent five nights at London's swanky Lanesborough hotel during 2006.

Equally impressive is the way Greenwell takes a number of traditional motifs and genres the familiar novel about discovering gay identity, the story about the American abroad who falls in love with a local, the old tale about prostitute and client and not only refuses to follow the customary patterns but plays subtle yet quite radical variations on them.

CAROLINE Hey Momma, now that Hurricane Katrina is about to destroy our beloved New Orleans and, with it, much of its storied history, I guess we ought to hurry up with this silly old tale about the one true love of your life.