Sentence examples for was narrating from inspiring English sources
verb
To relate a story or series of events by speech or writing.
The teacher was narrating what they were watching.
As I watched I began to piece together parts of what he was narrating.
Recounting his decades of experience with police, Nesbitt sometimes sounded like he was narrating a gangster story.
Norton took over the job in 2009 and was narrating his first Eurovision since Sir Terry died in January.
And the images he was narrating over, though they looked as if they were actual events filmed as they happened, often weren't: many were re-creations.
While Addario was narrating her own part, Hicks interrupted to say, "I personally saw Lynsey get punched; I think she's being a little easy on herself".
It was narrated by the British actress Angela Griffin.
The first, "Genocide," about the Holocaust, was narrated by Elizabeth Taylor and Orson Welles.
An earlier novel of yours, "I, Lucifer," was narrated by the Devil.
The tale was narrated to a mouse named "Mickey".
