Sentence examples for picked up the tale from inspiring English sources

The Star argued, rightly, that other papers (including Mail Online) had also picked up the tale and repeated the allegations.

The conservative website, Townhall, picked up the tale: "Decades-Old Ice Cream Plant Closes Because of Obamacare," blared its headline.

Drew picks up the tale of Nixon's downward spiral long after the actual burglary.

The Gloucester Citizen picks up the tale: "[Jack] Coventry worked some space on the left but his cross looked to be nothing more than a speculative effort.

Weinstein picks up the tale: "We tied a TV commercial to it that took two weeks to shoot and ran a parade down Fifth Avenue.

Then he picks up the tale with the man who brought them together, that brilliant yet shadowy impresario Sergei Diaghilev, "a muddle of odious personal traits and eccentricities".

The Lowestoft Journal picks up the tale: "Having started the game with only nine players, Corton Seltic were soon reduced to eight men when referee, Stephen Artis, sent off a defender, who committed a professional foul and prevented a goalscoring opportunity.

"Das Labyrinth" picks up the tale where "Die Zauberflöte" ("The Magic Flute") leaves off, using the same colorful characters and adding a final trial for Tamino and Pamina on their way to marrying and ruling Sarastro's island: negotiating a labyrinth.

This can really take off!" Back in the Centre building construction zone, in the quietest corner to be found, Dolby picks up the tale of how he chose to come to teach in Baltimore.

Tim picks up the tale with the state quarterfinal game against San Antonio power MacArthur, which had handed the Unicorns their only defeat.

It picked up the "Tales of the City" franchise that was dropped by PBS, and its American adaptation of the British series "Queer as Folk" has also developed a loyal following.