Sentence examples for set tale from inspiring English sources

These are just some of the random kind of facts dished out by quirky US film director Wes Anderson as he talks about his latest film which tells the 1960s set tale of two 12-year-olds who fall in love and run away from a peaceful island community in New England.

They had directions, more or less explicit, to stick with the official story and tell the set tale — that the inmates, in a maximally brutal fashion, had killed the hostages.

The Coen brothers return to Barton Fink territory with a Hollywood set tale of an actor who disappears during the filming of a 1950s sword and sandals epic (Hail Caesar!).

For "The Ghost of Tom Joad" in 1995 he set tales of workers and immigrants to quiet, folky guitar.

Mr. Bernardi has set the tale about the power of positive thinking in a "Starlight Express" mode.

Maksik is, of course, hardly the first American writer to set a tale in the context of African brutality.

In Plantation Massa-Lanmaux, Yann Garvoz set his tale of racism largely on an 18th-century Antillean sugarcane plantation.

It's typical of Machen that he should have set a tale of magical transformation in the seemingly prosaic location of the London suburb of Stoke Newington.

Director Robert Carsen, who has set the tale of Shakespeare's roguish knight in the 1950s, wanted to introduce a horse to reflect English society.

For example, if you set your tale in medieval England, make sure the clothing and mannerisms are correct for each character class.

According to reports from the set, it's a Notting Hill-set tale of rich kids who love to party.