Sentence examples for tale of work from inspiring English sources

Initially, it appears to be a tale of work and of men wrenching treasure out of the earth's depths, though there's play here too, mostly in scenes from the annual celebration called the Miners' Gala.

All or Nothing, Mike Leigh's tale of working class life on a south London estate, was voted British film of the year and also picked up the best British actress award for Lesley Manville.

Coming just three days after the phlegmatic tale of working class life won the equivalent gong from the National Society of Film Critics, the latest award establishes Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini's movie as a serious contender for glory at next month's Academy Awards.

Macário pours out to her his tale of working as an accountant at his uncle's sumptuous fabric shop and falling in love, from a distance and at first sight, with a coy young woman (Catarina Wallenstein) who's looking out a window across the street.

Another engineer tells a harrowing tale of working on a rig off Africa.

Focus group interviews with graduates in their twenties produced tales of work pressure and penury and treadmill metaphors.

I told tales of work every night that demonstrated how social media posts could quickly get out of control.

Maybe it stemmed from my dad's tales of working in Saudi Arabia in the 1970s.

"Brilliant and biting tales of working class life," squawked the Pan paperback cover of his second book, The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Runner.

For many years I was friends with one of his long-time editors, Aaron Asher, who never failed to regale his circle with entertaining tales of working with "Philip".

"What a great thing!" said Bill Lessard, a co-author of "Netslaves: True Tales of Working the Web" (McGraw-Hill Professional Publishing, 2000).