Sentence examples for tale painting from inspiring English sources
Go to the emergency summary for Niger By Vanessa Curney The figures tell an alarming tale, painting a scene as arid as the vast swathes of hot sand that sweep through the northernmost parts of the Niger.
Her tale paints a vivid picture of how some people fell into a downward spiral, aided by an industry that was only too eager to lend money when housing was a fast-rising commodity.
Far from a steamy beach read featuring men in white wigs, this meticulously-researched tale paints a detailed and scholarly portrait of New York City and the way in which the city's growth provided fertile ground for the ambitions of its heroine.
His tales paint a picture of a world the rest of us only ever glimpse.
The tale of the tape paints an ugly picture for the Blue Devils.
Shitao's tour-de-force early handscroll "The Sixteen Luohans" (1667) is a kind of grand Buddhist fairy tale, scrupulously painted but fizzing with youthful wit.
It shocked into sanity a whole stratum of the Western intelligentsia that had, to one degree or another, accepted the fairy tale as painted by Stalin and his court historians.
In the whole of Barocci: Brilliance and Grace, there is only one secular narrative painting – of the highly edifying tale of Aeneas Fleeing Troy.
Berry was introduced to the Chess brothers by blues legend Muddy Waters, who, according to one apocryphal tale, was busy painting the walls of the recording studio when a very young Mick Jagger popped by for a visit.
For his part Sully took inspiration from popular literature and fairy tales to paint pictures that were "large and splashy," Mr. Rudolph said.
Using Dickens's prose for the two-act play's dialogue and narrative commentary, Mr. Bartlett boldly mixes contrasting shades of grotesque comedy and 19th-century melodrama in painting the tale of a waif who escapes miserable servitude to an undertaker only to fall into a den of youthful thieves manipulated by Fagin, their crafty elder.
