Sentence examples for tales mounted from inspiring English sources

Soon, tales mounted of the gentle priest who would materialize to assist immigrants in moments of desperation.

The tale "mounts in tension while at the same time making readers aware of their complicity in craving the grisly shocks the genre provides," Charles Taylor wrote here in 2001.

And where "The Cave" reached a bright American optimism in its finale, "Three Tales" mounts to a clamor of warning.

The quaint hills of Zagorje, with their picture-postcard houses and the occasional fairy-tale castle mounted on a hillock; a healthy, well-dressed peasant leading a herd of fat cows across the horizon; chickens pecking for worms in the middle of a dirt road: I voraciously noted it all down — it was as though someone had prettied up the land for my arrival.

It's a tale of mounting horrors and relentless chaos, punctuated by Nolan's affinity for intense sound effects.

Ralph Fiennes may be the director and star of this handsomely mounted tale of the private life of Charles Dickens, but it's Felicity Jones who makes it fly.

Adding another fictional tale to the mounting pile, the sister and brother-in-law were told their uncle had the dates wrong, Ms. Connolly said.

Finally, as the tale unfolds, clues mount that he might be a terrorist and the American might be a spy who has come to kill him, although this remains ambiguous — a literary trait hard to capture on film.

And when you use a mounted iPad to create a fairy tale or to sample Hans Christian Andersen, you realize that you are using a technology that may already be displacing these hallowed artifacts.

As tales of horrific (if rare) tarmac delays of four, six, and eight hours mounted, political and media pressure on the airlines became increasingly hard to fight off.

Costs mounted.