Sentence examples for told in the course of from inspiring English sources

The stories told in the course of it piece together what has happened in the intervening years.

How many tales are told in the course of "Broken Embraces," the new film from Pedro Almodóvar?

We call these the rules of evidence, and they exist precisely to regulate what a jury may be told in the course of a case.

I turned twenty-seven — too old to be a hippie, after having been too young to pull off being a beatnik — and… How many tales are told in the course of "Broken Embraces," the new film from Pedro Almodóvar?

Rantin, we are told in the course of the performance, is a Scottish word that can suggest anger or joy; or it can relate to the joining of things that do not fit together.

The reporters and cameras will only be able to chronicle part of the tale, because there are more stories than can be told in the course of a nightly news broadcast or can fit in a daily newspaper.

"You want to find out, if someone is suing your client, do they have a record of arrests?" Fields told me in the course of four interviews.

"I was told that, in the course of the visit, that man made an oral confession to the crime in front of several other people.

As Ledgard told me in the course of this interview, conducted by e-mail and over the phone, he writes in part to give expression to the worlds within our world that remain "unknowable and unknown".

One party is likely to see a clear advantage in a stoppage only when market forces are working in its favour, and these will have told already in the course of negotiation.

Pushkin, we are told, had in the course of his work and exile developed "a dream to become a 'state' writer" whose advice would be heeded by the czar.