Sentence examples for which tale from inspiring English sources

Which tale or tales … 1. is all about Hester's badge of shame? 2. investigates the murder of Robert Ablett? 3. describes Lamb's problems in the Banda Orientál?

Clinical does not in this instance mean clear, and theatergoers who fail to consult their programs regularly will not always know which tale is being told.

The parable of the three fish (which tale Robbi Robb of Tribe after Tribe and Jeff Ament of Pearl Jam performed on a 1996 album called Three Fish) illustrates how the fish that flails about trying to save itself draws attention to itself and is caught by fishermen, whereas the fish that feigned to be carrion – dying before death – did not fall prey to the net (Masnavi 4: 2202ff).

This new numbering system is consistent with the α-solenoid superfamily to which TALE belongs, and reflects the structural integrity of TAL effectors.

If a Westerner disappears on board a ship, there'll be an initial burst of coverage from their local media outlets, fed by press releases from the cruise lines, which tale off as information dries up – and it dries up quickly.

But he has also visited reservations to learn which tales tribes want to hear.

Perhaps this conceals from him the way in which tales of eternal youth have been altered by their newfound plausibility.

Anonymous complainants are awarded the tag "victim" with no "alleged" tacked on, their identity protected by postcode labels like "W1"– even if which colleagues told which tales is obvious to everyone.

Poe did not take part in selecting which tales would be collected.

Common, identifying features are picked out to decide which tales are grouped together.

There's no word yet on which tales will be incorporated in the movies, nor who will direct the project.