Sentence examples for turned stories from inspiring English sources

We will look at how ancients like Herodotus, Thucydides, Tacitus, and Livy turned stories about the past into compelling narratives of loss, growth and decline¿inventing ¿History¿ as we know it.

This air of mystery thickened with the tantalising glimpses of something big beneath the bushel in such perfectly turned stories as "Sheep", "The Red Cement Truck" and "The Perfect W".

Political reporters have beats and deadlines and need to turn stories around every day.

Mitchison turns stories like "Hansel and Gretel," "The Little Mermaid," and "Brunhilde" into trenchant commentaries on her times.

Clarissa Sligh and Pat Ward Williams turn stories of African-American women into narratives of entrapment.

In Philip Roth's The Counterlife Nathan Zuckerman ruminates on "the kind of stories that people turn life into, the kind of lives people turn stories into".

That's what turns stories into leads -- and leads into customers.

Quite common for older people to turn stories they have been told into memories of their own.

That includes both creation tools for turning stories into VR experiences quickly and vividly, and the stories themselves.

Films also re-imagine entertainment from other forms, turning stories, books and plays, for example, into new entertainments.

Those lost days still live among us, written in each person's hand, turned into stories.