Sentence examples for version of this tale from inspiring English sources

But the real-life version of this tale, or the closest thing to it, actually involves football.

Last year, Ms. Sherman told a version of this tale in a speech at the annual Reaching Out Conference, a gathering of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender students in master's of business administration programs.

9 TO 5: THE MUSICAL Almost 30 years ago Dolly Parton, Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin starred in the film version of this tale about three office workers who try to teach their sexist boss a lesson.

In the split-screen version of this tale, while I was hemming about going speed-dating, Jeff was hawing about it across town at the Lyric Diner, where he was with his friend Charles only because of a dog-sitting commitment in the area.

We've heard every version of this tale.

A different version of this tale narrates that when the youngest daughter-in-law was pregnant, she secretly ate the food-offerings ritually dedicated to Shashthi and then blamed the theft on the black cat.

In most versions of this tale, a young vacationing female sunbather is bitten on the cheek by a spider.

The fog came pouring in at every chink and keyhole... Less faithful versions of this tale are just as powerful and sometimes more entertaining.

It is possible to imagine a version of this story — the tale of a square, middle-aged white man liberated from his uptightness by an infusion of Third World soulfulness, attached to an exposé of the cruelty of post-9/11 immigration policies — that would be obvious and sentimental, an exercise in cultural condescension and liberal masochism.

This version of the tale, titled "Johannes Dokchtor Faust," does not come from Marlowe or Goethe but from an obscure 19th-century Czech author known only as A. B, who wrote it for puppet theater.

In this retelling of a famous myth, lovely Danae, whose father, King Pollux, is bankrupt, is pursued by two lovers: King Midas, whose golden touch, in this version of the tale, is more transforming than deadly, and the god Jupiter, who desires her.