Sentence examples for tale of drama from inspiring English sources

The author places his story in a unique landscape and creates a tale of drama, passion and darkness.

Novel GB84 by David Peace, Faber and Faber £8.99 Part fact, part fiction, Peace offers an epic tale of invented drama punctuated by real events and featuring real people.

Well, I wasn't around for those hearings, so it may be that the tale of their drama has been embellished over the years.

It is certainly one of the most bizarre episodes in recent US history – a tale of high drama and farce, and of a shocking personal transformation, the nature of which continues to be the subject of much speculation.

Lucy Greenbaum in The New York Times Book Review called Ms. Fowler's account "a tight, terse tale of war drama where each swell of a wave is matched by the surge of a human emotion".

The story had all the hallmarks of a tale of urban drama: a historic high-rise; a breathtaking fall; an injured child curled up in a bed of soot that had cushioned her fall; and hardened rescuers who can still be shocked by the resilience of life.

"Rich girl gets more" is how some have described the usual tale: In terms of drama, the second act takes Marie pretty much nowhere, because the Land of Sweets is just like her bountiful family home.

Yet he succeeds in exploring these dark themes in tales of high drama and suspense, with wicked humour and an infectious open-heartedness towards all his characters.

After everyone returned from the invasion, tanned and lean, with tales of high drama, my deployment in April 2004 on Operation TELIC 4 for a six-month tour couldn't come soon enough.

Her uplifting message contrasts sharply with Puffy's tales of urban drama.

The public may welcome famous families with open arms ready to be filled with tabloid tales of family drama and intrigue but agents and managers may be more skeptical.