Sentence examples for witch tale from inspiring English sources

A witch tale is a feminist fantasy because it's about having a physical, mystical power that can create real, dangerous change in a world that would rather take power away from them".

After the rollicking witch tales that made her name, Dial-A-Ghost, Which Witch, The Secret of Platform 13 (Harry Potter magic pre-Rowling), her writing took a new turn when her husband died six years ago.

Mr. Long's story has not changed much since 1989: a couple of rural teenage newlyweds who want a baby borrow one from a neighbor, then surrender the baby and flee from the police to a back-country motel, where they meet two totally weird couples whose ideas about human reproduction come out of machine shops and medieval witch tales.

BURLINGTON COUNTY COLLEGE "A Witches' Tale," presented by the Burlington County College Student Drama Club.

A demonic cackle Ms. Wolfe had mastered as a child sent chills over the airwaves, especially in Mutual Network's radio serial "The Witch's Tale".

The Witch's Tale was a radio program that began on American radio in May 1931.

It was a companion to a radio program, called The Witch's Tale, which had begun broadcasting in May 1931.

WOR had The Witch's Tale, a horror anthology series whose "hunner-an'-thirteen-year-old" narrator invited listeners to "douse all [the] lights.

If I narrated a scene of a group of women heading into the outdoors at night, carrying strange objects and performing odd rituals, you'd justifiably anticipate the unfurling of a classic witch's tale.

The Witch's Tales was published by The Carwood Publishing Co., a small and relatively inexperienced firm.

The Witch's Tales was a pulp magazine edited by Tom Chadburn which published two issues in November and December 1936.