Sentence examples similar to tale pieces from inspiring English sources

It is a tale pieced together with the scraps of letters that a loving father kept sending to his children over the years of discord and despair -- from distant locales, both physical and emotional.

Mohammed's interest in the topic, according to an extraordinary tale pieced together by the Associated Press, seems to have begun in the basement of a CIA secret prison in Romania, where he had been transferred after being tortured (including being waterboarded no less than 183 times) at a similar site in Poland, following his capture in Pakistan.

It's a wonderful, fairy-tale piece that's barely known, with a chorus of elves, a handsome huntsman and a gravedigger in the cast.

The tail- or tale-pieces, a Bewick speciality, are small engravings chosen to fill gaps such as those at the ends of the species articles in British Birds, each bird's description beginning on a new page.

But The Winter's Tale is pieced together like the delicate mechanism of a watch.

Early miniaturists, too, loved to illustrate the most unlikely tales and pieces of information given in such works.

But Ka is not his own narrator: by the time of the telling he has been assassinated, and his tale is pieced together by an "old friend" of his who just happens to be named Orhan.

Kalabakov referred to it as a fitting "fairy tale-style" piece to the game's setting.

In his posthumously published autobiography, Something of Myself, Kipling wrote: "A tale from which pieces have been raked out is like a fire that has been poked".

Carole Eastman, who made her debut in "Funny Face" as a dancer, went on to become a screenwriter, best known for the 1970 Jack Nicholson classic anti-hero tale "Five Easy Pieces".

Byron sets the scene for his Venetian tale with a piece of very ordinary information.