Sentence examples for stories from which from inspiring English sources

I had five or six stories from which I could choose.

His characters travel the borders, collecting objects and stories, from which they must make the narratives of their lives.

The 'C' following MCT texts indicates the number of the set of "cuentos" (Sp. "stories") from which it derives (see 2014-01.001).

One is tempted to add that these are the boom-and-bust stories from which subsequent generations of Americans never seem to learn a lesson.

Okine's talent lies not only in the zingers he produces but also the rich, unfurling stories from which those jokes bloom.

"The stories from which we chose the shortlist represented an impressively wide range of genres, subjects, cultures and ages," he continued.

The transformations of the F. Scott Fitzgerald story from which the film is adapted are equally surprising.

There were a sequence of facts when taken together that paint a story from which correct conclusions were drawn.

Too Far from Home, an omnibus collection of the prose of Paul Bowles (edited by poet Daniel Halpern), contained only one new story, from which the volume took its title.

My former editor, Dan Menaker, came up with the title for the story from which we took the title for the collection.

In the original story from which Mozart drew "Zaide," the young couple discover that they are brother and sister and the children of Allazim.