Sentence examples for spectacular tale from inspiring English sources
Now here is one spectacular tale.
If the chain letter references anything based on something that is or could be real, that column of truth is only used as a foundation to build up a spectacular tale that is false and designed to scare, outrage, sadden etc. you into doing one thing - spreading the chain letter.
Beginning at the Roger Williams Statue in Prospect Terrace Park (photo-op alert; spectacular city overviews at sunset), your guide weaves together dramatic tales of RISD and Brown dorm hauntings, unexplained deaths and sightings with Providence history.
What at first appears a rather glib ghost story predicated on Victorian clichés of sexual repression and patriarchal tyranny turns into a spectacular, ever-proliferating tale of mingled motives, psychological menace, and delicately told crises of appetite and loneliness.
In a recent Wall Street Journal editorial, Steve Milloy concocted a spectacular — and fictitious — tale of corruption within the Environmental Protection Agency.
With one Premier League goal for Liverpool since his £16m arrival from Milan and more public criticism from his manager than telling performances for the team, Balotelli is the spectacular transfer's cautionary tale.
History told by 1,000 actors This summer, Bishop Auckland in County Durham will host an open-air historical theatrical spectacular called Kynren – an epic tale of England.
And, over the years, he has shown that he can write kabuki pastiche (Pacific Overtures), ironic Ziegfeld spectacular (Follies), dark Grimm fairy tale (Into the Woods) and acrid historical revue (Assassins).
In phone calls with foreign leaders, Trump regales them with tales of his spectacular election victory before turning hostile.
This can be troublesome when you're trying to tell a pacey tale; textbooks are not spectacular.
This luxury train takes you through some of Scotland's most spectacular scenery, past soaring mountains, fairy-tale castles, thick forests and craggy stretches of coast.
