Sentence examples for tale integrating from inspiring English sources

HUNTINGTON Chapin Rainbow Stage, Heckscher Park Huntington Arts Summer Festival: "Teatro SEA: Ricitos and the Three Bears," a bilingual version of the classic fairy tale, integrating life-size puppetry with live-action theater and music.

Without Boccaccio, no "Canterbury Tales": that would be a fair judgment, though Chaucer is highly original in closely integrating his tales and their tellers, unlike Boccaccio.

The result was Grimms' Fairy Tales which helped create a shared vision for a German nation by integrating well known plots and characters into a unified identity.

His minor bureaucratic setbacks are a faint, trivial echo of the net that ensnared his grandparents and six million other Jews, and his story is never comfortably integrated into the larger tale.

They have difficulty integrating.

Integrating the e-book.

Backus says that Kidlandia is driven by what he calls the "Disney Strategy," which focuses on getting parents and kids emotionally involved with characters and a story line and then merchandising products about the characters and stories to kids who want to integrate the tales into their everyday lives.

So my "innovation" was simple: I encouraged my colleagues to find their DiverseStories and integrate those tales into their daily business approach - both inside and outside the law firm.

In "Specimen Days", Michael Cunningham's three novellas are better integrated than the disjointed tales in David Mitchell's 2004 bestseller, "Cloud Atlas".

We finally learn, toward the end of the novel, what made Thomas Stone the man he is, with all his strengths and deficits, yet by then the tale seems curiously belated and less than fully integrated into the novel.

Children may be taken by this unusual format, but it is contrived and does nothing to integrate what are basically two unrelated tales or, really, variations on two themes.