Sentence examples for retelling how from inspiring English sources

In retelling how the art of Mart Ram z was resurrected, the role of the painter Jim Nutt was left out.

And by narrowing his focus, he brings fresh context to a familiar story worth retelling: how Italian-American gangs across the country formed a crime organization that, for all the corporate spin about code and honor, was designed to maximize profit and minimize any mayhem that might disrupt the flow of said profit.

"Can you believe that?" said Mr. Jackson, retelling how he walked 12 miles from his West 183rd Street apartment to the courthouse in Lower Manhattan on the morning the case first went before the State Supreme Court in 1999, the prelude to his walk now.

Later in the song, Carey sings "But still I had to keep on going / I struggled and I prayed / And finally found my way," retelling how her faith helped guide her until her career blossomed and expressing to listeners the importance of finding and connecting with God.

"I'm more and more interested in the idea of story retelling: how can we get back into the stories of the masters?" He has always done this: Kensuke's Kingdom, set on a Pacific island, is a version of Robinson Crusoe; War Horse is a pacifist Black Beauty.

(Dargis) 'No Place on Earth' (No rating, 1 22) Janet Tobias's documentary retells how a group of Ukrainian Jews survived the Nazi invasion by seeking refuge in caves outside their village.

Barbara's eyes as she retells how she reacted to hearing the news that no indictment would take place — sitting in her bright, pastel-colored kitchen, her hair much grayer and shorter than it is in the photos of her child-rearing days — are those of a woman who has long given up on justice.

Her retelling of how Chris likely perished in a safe room because of lack of ventilation and her recounting of how she called the crew of my own rescue operation out of Libya in the midst of gunfire and a horrific winter storm at sea were powerful and poignant.

We weren't shown a dramatic retelling of how Martin actually fell as Speaker.

Still, the most fascinating part of the book is its retelling of how the big music companies committed capitalist suicide.

This well-crafted retelling of how serial murderer Peter Manuel – the "Beast of Birkenshaw" – terrorised Lanarkshire in the late 1950s concludes.