Sentence examples for terrible tale from inspiring English sources

But it's no joke; it's a terrible tale of folly and disaster.

It is a terrible tale, but does it deserve Herzog's wily dramatic approach?

Even the children who were not yet born know this terrible tale.

But she can do nothing to stem the trajectory of the ancient, lovely, terrible tale.

The villages of Copdock, Hintlesham, Levington and Nacton are infamous for their part in this terrible tale, the locality where the murderer dumped the women's unclothed bodies.

One day a pot of Honey-Mustard Danny McBridee) is returned to the store with a terrible tale to impart: there is no Great Beyond.

The refugees' eyes burned as they recounted terrible tales, culled, they said, from decades of hard living in camps in an unforgiving desert, half a world away.

Beyond terrible tales of abuse (not involving Morrissey directly), what jumps out is the way those who have been through the system so often talk about blocking out experiences they had no control over.

Evil plants, high-society bugs, enigmatic cats, elegant flappers, umbrella salesmen and imaginary birds inhabit "Ukrainian Eggs: Terrible Tales of Tragedy and AlleGorey," JONATHAN RIEDEL's new work for his Riedel Dance Theater.

Here Alok recalls "one of the most terrible tales in the history of Antarctic exploration", when Mawson set out in November 1912 to explore King George V Land with two companions, three sledges and a team of dogs.

It was clear that the country was deadlocked: the protesters could not defeat the security forces, but the brutality of the crackdown — tanks in cities, tens of thousands arrested, taken from their homes or the streets, doctors detained for tending the wounded, terrible tales of torture and humiliation — was not deterring the protesters, either.