Sentence examples for tale of things from inspiring English sources

It's a tale of things half done, put off entirely, or in some cases made worse by what was done.

Elsewhere, there were the usual tales of things that can go wrong on Election Day.

Richard Ford called Mr. Plummer's book a tale of "doing things right.

"I shall not tell over the tale of the things there are to do, cooking and mending and washing and baby-tending," the author, Alice Austin White, wrote.

It is the tale of why things went so wrong at Rangers and why the club's many fans seemed paralysed by disbelief until it was too late.

Doing so allows them to draft a parallel history: there's the tale of the thing, and then the tale of how the thing ended up in an outhouse in Kansas.

Tales of small things that start big wars imply that war is nonsense.

"There are so many other stories to tell: stories of growth, stories of change, stories of leapfrogging technology, stories of new opportunity, stories of new kinds of corruption and cautionary tales of how things could go horribly wrong".

The software giant's June bid already looked pricey, but the fate of an erstwhile LinkedIn competitor offers a cautionary tale of how bad things could get.

But this tale of how little things have changed in modern Mexico, and how lower-class girls are still victimized, is absorbing.

Another bright young company, The Wardrobe Ensemble, are in action at the Bike Shed in Exeter, with Edgar and the Land of the Lost, a tale of people and things misplaced.