Sentence examples similar to serving tale from inspiring English sources

A veteran tour guide for Gray Line New York, he served tales and trivia aboard a red double-decker bus.

Day after day, Aunt Virginia served up tales of our so-called sainted ancestors.

"Arabian Nights" is about storytelling, so it's no surprise that its creators allow the effects to serve the tales.

(Think "Leprechauns".) "Arabian Nights" is about storytelling, so it's no surprise that its creators allow the effects to serve the tales.

She had come to the conclusion that her legend was better served by tales of conventional love and sacrifice rather than by more complicated stories of gender bending, same-sex desire and charting middle roads.

Or the self-serving tale Clyde told friends of being raped in prison and gaining his revenge by killing the rapist; both books milk this questionable anecdote for every conceivable ounce of melodrama.

The Amercian's famous Brookline win 13 years ago is also serving as a cautionary tale for Matt Kuchar, who takes on world number four Lee Westwood in the singles.

Divya Srinivasan's illustrations are as bold as they need to be to serve this tremendous tale.

Jackson's tale serves as a reminder to politicians of all stripes of how dangerous such thinking can be.

The tale serves as a historical counterpoint to today's drawn-out struggle over Iran's nuclear ambitions.

Weifenbach and ECD Iserlohn serve as a tale of a man who took sport and money to its ideological limits.