Sentence examples for retold to from inspiring English sources

Stories retold to the same (old) addressees were attenuated compared to those retold to new addressees; this was true for events mentioned, number of words, and amount of detail.

It is a story she has told and retold to her children and grandchildren.

The show: Jack and the Beanstalk retold to reflect the global financial crisis.

"We need more of the stories retold to make women's contribution come alive".

The rest of the evening was old news, retold to good effect.

For women, that has meant unleashing memories of sexual assaults, retold to stone-faced audiences in public.

Berlin paints Simon as a creatively empty and desperate artist at a low point in his career, who glommed on not only to African music — a story that has been told and retold — but to zydeco and Tex-Mex.

But since Vice just came out with the Anti-Music Issue, instead of whining about how touring sucks and trying to rehash hilarious moments that just can't be retold, I decided to talk to the people who drove us because they know just how crappy touring can be, and at least they were sober most of the time.

"His first season became my Passover story, a fable of freedom, to be retold again and again to keep memory alive".

Bates said, "People revere an original property and feel that it's sacred, but frankly, there's a good story to be retold, as it applies to the climate of the world now.

Did all those readers buy all those books for the history, or just to hear a favorite myth retold, or worse, to have the dust jackets lined up on their shelves?