Sentence examples for telling it through from inspiring English sources

The story can be told through language even as the boys are telling it through the mechanism of the game.

Honest Tea, a bottled tea company that took an unorthodox approach to marketing its beverages, is bringing the same originality to their corporate history by telling it through a comic book, Elizabeth Olson writes.

We're just telling it through this unique set of circumstances".

I think the message is so universal, and it's really such an honor to be telling it through this medium.

He tells it through clenched teeth.

Davies, she added, "is always telling his story, but he tells it through Emily Dickinson".

"You have to be able to tell it through action, through the story line and through characters.

If the boy "has a story to tell," Twain wrote, "he is not moved to tell it through me.

To hear Ms. Ajmal tell it, through those court documents, she was a child of the West who was stripped of her freedom by those who loved her most.

It's a story on a kaleidoscopic scale, and this autumn the Victoria & Albert Museum in London will attempt to tell it through an exhibition.

Or as Mr Ball tells it through his own connections he asked only for the same basic salary as Mr Grade, £950,000 a year, and would have invested £2m in return for big rewards for any recovery.