Sentence examples for series of ghosts from inspiring English sources

The narrator, a ghost, sits in a tree on the village green of the town of Deveron Falls, in Connecticut, watching the townspeople gather in the church to decide whether or not to try to exorcise what they think has been a series of ghosts which have been haunting the town recently.

By Robert Henderson The New Yorker, July 22 , 1967P. 28 The narrator, a ghost, sits in a tree on the village green of the town of Deveron Falls, in Connecticut, watching the townspeople gather in the church to decide whether or not to try to exorcise what they think has been a series of ghosts which have been haunting the town recently.

Mental health charities have criticised a series of ghost tours around former mental asylums across Britain over the summer.

Meanwhile, they figure out that the oddball passenger, a frustrated janitor at a Times Square hotel, is actually the source of the series of ghost appearances, which are part of his dastardly plot for world domination.

Warwick Thornton's boldly unexpected follow-up to his acclaimed 2009 story of Indigenous youths, Samson & Delilah, takes the form of a series of ghost stories communicated in an entirely fresh way.

ABC news correspondent Linzie Janis, in Buffalo in New York, told BBC News the area looked like a series of ghost towns with roads littered with overturned cars.

After his retirement, Meckiff agreed to put his name to a series of ghost-written articles about the no-ball incident.

This book is a series of ghost stories and fables about Japanese people from a long time agao acting kind of like noble cavemen.

It's hard to resist paging through Unknown Unknown's colorful series of ghost-written fiction based on real-life Craigslist "Missed Connections" posts.

This year the town's police chief went so far as to call in a team of paranormal investigators for a Destination America and TLC series called Ghosts of Shepherdstown – either out of concern for the volume of ghost sightings, or as a brilliant marketing ploy to bring in more tourists.

Like the second series finale comprising "Army of Ghosts" and "Doomsday", the final scene of "The Stolen Earth" was removed from preview DVDs sent to reviewers and a media blackout was imposed on any plot details from "Journey's End".