Sentence examples for tale of one from inspiring English sources

Ric Martel, the manager of the Coldwell Banker brokerage office in Spring Lake, N.J., told the tale of one family's unusual twist on the teardown phenomenon.

"It was on a Sunday," begins Williams' tale of one of his more harrowing adventures.

A small but compelling story, No Place on Earth excavates the lost tale of one Ukrainian family's survival during the Holocaust, when they hid in a series of deep caves that would intimidate even veteran spelunkers.

In its cover story on Jolie's decision, TIME magazine recounts the tale of one woman who likely had unnecessary preventative surgery after learning about a genetic defect.

The two are currently collaborating on a book she describes as a "cinematic tale of one woman and her life in private, public and everything in between".

The Call, also on Radio 4, is more upbeat, telling the full tale of one dramatic phone call.

But the account he gave the judge of the events on the night of the killing was not a tale of one brother unknowingly swept up in the illicit life of the other.

In Pursuit of Spring is the classic literary tale of one man and his bicycle.

Maybe The Tale of One City wouldn't be such a bad book after all.

There is a well-known tale of one of Griffey's few childhood visits.

This is, after all, a sprawling tale of one family's experience in America.