Sentence examples for spin tales from inspiring English sources

As he begins to spin tales about childhood exploits, the show flashes back to Ireland.

The amateurs' videos, a minute or two long, often spin tales of families' hard luck or forgotten achievements.

They talk tough and spin tales about street crime and bedroom exploits, but rappers have kindly feelings, too.

"He could spin tales that wove in Greek mythology and Southern folklore and all of this enormously practical and personal hard-won information about these plants".

This weekend Tammy Hall, a storyteller, will spin tales, allowing children to continue their imaginative travels even as they're on a layover between televised flights of fancy.

The Backstreet Boys have far saucier fans, who spin tales of much more than trouser-dropping on their "fan fiction" Web sites.

Her father always spun tales, she told me, particularly about his own experiences.

Similes and images abounding, Mr Sullivan spins tales out of a few details.

"I think of that kind of storytelling as stand-up storytelling, people spinning tales," Ms. Titus said.

He even performed dramatic readings, spinning tales filled with mutants, changelings and superheroes.

A number of playwrights have spun tales of great old times and troupers: Edwin Booth, William Irving, Sarah Siddons, Ellen Terry and Sarah Bernhardt.