Sentence examples for spawning tales from inspiring English sources

The case of Ellen Sadler has remained a part of local folklore, spawning tales of witchcraft and rumours of royal attention in Turville.

The courtship of junior high players by private schools has become so cutthroat that it has spawned tales of coaches' throwing one another out of gyms, traveling across the country to recruit middle school prospects and ingratiating themselves with local travel teams, independent teams made up of higher-level players, in an attempt to gain better access to players.

The Internet has spawned many tales.

Even in a country where new wealth spawns new tales of luxury living every day, Hainan is viewed with a mix of awe, envy and disgust.

This was an event of such mammoth proportions that it would have been remembered for centuries afterwards, and I'm certain that what happened spawned the tales of Atlantis.

In his carefully contrived redemptive plea, he spawns a tale of being the innocent victim of the US justice system.

The CCMT has built up an unrivalled reputation for highly specialist teaching in the city which spawned The Canterbury Tales based on Geoffrey Chaucer's pilgrimages in the 14th century.

In this regard they resemble the "wise men of Chelm," who inhabited the fabled Jewish town that, according to the Yivo Institute Encyclopedia, "spawned hundreds of tales describing outlandish naïveté and stupidity".

From the 'bad egg' Veruca Salt, who spawned a great many tales of spoilt children gone wrong, to the response of Mr Wormwood: 'A book?

Stories have a way of begetting more stories, and it is scary ones like these that have spawned the more pastoral tales told by the new food labels.

The movie spawned a television series, Tales of the Vikings (1959 60), directed by the film's famed editor, Elmo Williams, who had won an Academy Award for his work on the classic High Noon (1952).