Sentence examples for remember the tale from inspiring English sources

I always remember the tale of Victoria entertaining Napoleon III.

Remember the tale of the child whose parents were worried that he was too optimistic.

Remember the tale about the gloves a fox dons to keep his prints off the henhouse door, and the one about the fairies who wore these blossoms on their hands?

At the start of the film, Josh and Cornelia are caring for a baby (their friends' newborn), and they realize that they can't remember the tale of the Three Little Pigs.

Remember the tale of the runaway Prius on a freeway near San Diego?

Fans of the University of Kansas' defense and schadenfreude might remember the tale of Dion Rayford.

She really couldn't remember the tales very well.

"And it will be written in books and studied long after all of you are gone and forgotten!" With his exquisite sense of possibilities, Gerstein urges his readers to remember the tales of wonder that may not be written but are history, too.

I also remember the tales of my mother-in-law, my first husband's mother.

Fortunately, no one attacked Milton's house, because the Earl of Essex and the London trained bands held Turnham Green for parliament and the royalists withdrew - but no doubt his pupils remembered the tales of Alexander and Pindar, the Spartans and Euripides.

It was those children who saved Martha's uniform and pistol and remembered the tales she and William told of their wartime exploits.