Sentence examples for shared tales from inspiring English sources

There were pancake breakfasts, carnivals and smoke-filled bars where grandfathers, fathers and sons shared tales of courage.

People shared tales of meeting Bowie before he was famous, proudly telling me about their "Brixton boy".

Several commenters shared tales of tedious opponents with an uncanny knowledge of those two-letter game-changers.

"Gruesome Playground Injuries," for instance, was inspired by a barroom conversation with a friend who shared tales of crazy injuries that he accumulated as a child.

Ms. Duncan, who leaned on her walker, shared tales of when that elevator had trapped passengers or had been out of service for weeks.

In fringe meetings far from the fuchsia-pink main stage they shared tales of doorstep rage from voters convinced that Labour largesse had passed them by.

They share tales of heroic teachers and brave children.

For Indians, sharing tales was always popular at this season.

But by the second day we were sharing tales and bottles of rum like a band of leisurely pirates.

But not for too long, as those giving tributes were compelled to share tales of their own on-court glory.

Many of the church team members remain close friends, including those who no longer play, and continue to share tales of their exploits.