Sentence examples for the ongoing tale from inspiring English sources

'Dexter' the ongoing tale of a lovable serial killer!

One reviewer noted: "His daily features are able to connect the present to the past, effectively telling the ongoing tale of the city and its people".

Warning: spoilers (obviously) For many seasons, The Office crew followed the ongoing tale of a serial murderer stalking the streets of Scranton, Pennsylvania.

After last week's traumatizing Red Wedding episode of HBO's "Game of Thrones," in which several of our favorite characters were sliced up in a banquet hall, last night's season finale — excepting the ongoing tale of Theon Greyjoy, whose penis was being messengered across the country while the rest of him watched a sadist eat sausages — was fairly relaxing.

Most people believe so, even if there is no scientific proof to back up the notion. Robert Simonson @omnivorebooks: After eight rare cookbooks were stolen from Celia Sack's car, she started tweeting the details, getting the word out to other dealers to be on the lookout for them — she owns Omnivore Books in San Francisco —  and, in the process, documenting the ongoing tale for readers.

Callow gratifyingly confirms the real nature of this ongoing tale of Welles's life: "In seeking new forms he was not avoiding responsibility to his own genius: he was trying to find out what precisely he was and to fulfil it as best he could.

The Murdoch story – his corruption of essential democratic institutions on both sides of the Atlantic – is one of the most important and far-reaching political/cultural stories of the past 30 years, an ongoing tale without equal.

And I can't help thinking that part of what makes Game of Thrones such an all-consuming obsession is the way in which the viewer is thrust into an ongoing tale.

Individually, the win also adds an important chapter in the ongoing, intertwined tale of Ola and Kei Kamara.

It is thus possible to read an ongoing tale of participation in both sectors of the economy into the patterns revealed here, and a diverse set of motivations from those in charge of parish apprenticeship.

But Spain represents a quantitative leap in Europe's ongoing tale of misery.