Sentence examples for story printed from inspiring English sources
Ireland's newest postage stamp has an entire short story printed on it.
"The sole 'proof' they have is my story printed in the newspaper," he said.
Two weeks later, on September 13th, he discovered his story printed across the full width of the paper.
It began as a short story, printed in the New Yorker in 1959, about two men stealing pheasants from a local landowner.
Ellen_Carroll sent over an intriguing story printed in this very publication: The Sky Mirror was once feared as an indiscriminate pigeon killer due to its light-focussing powers.
Finally, at 3 A.M., Wed., they stopped the presses in N. Y., took out the flood story, printed a new editoon at a cost of $4,500,000.
The Times went front page with this story, printing the obligatory cute photo above the headline: "Sloths join the list of 33 newly approved pets".
Their six images in "Rising Dragon" are stagings of stories printed in Chinese tabloid newspapers.
More lengths of fabric – with stories printed, sewn and painted on to them – line the walls.
"They are making fun of stories printed in papers that the government sanctions," Mr. Barth said, "but the fact that they're using real stories is their safety valve.
He established himself in the horror genre in 1930 when Astounding Stories printed "The Corpse on the Grating".
