Sentence examples for world tales from inspiring English sources

RAMAPO COLLEGE "World Tales," a multicultural puppet show featuring Hobey Ford's Golden Rod Puppets.

Tim Radford Politics How to Change the World: Tales of Marx and Marxism, by Eric Hobsbawm (Little, Brown).

As a child his mother told him stories of the old world, tales of heroic hunting expeditions, long celebrations and violent death.

"MARC CHAGALL'S WORLD: TALES OF MOTHER RUSSIA," an afternoon of activities on Sunday tied to the exhibition "Marc Chagall: Early Works From Russian Collections," on view through Oct. 14 at the Jewish Museum, Fifth Avenue and 92nd Street.

His "How to Change the World: Tales of Marx and Marxism" was published last year, and "Fractured Times," a collection of essays on 20th-century culture and society, is scheduled to be published by Little, Brown in Britain in March 2013.

If the technology successfully drives costs lower, it could be a welcome boost for Hollywood, which, despite selling the world tales of futuristic sophistication, is as an industry often behind the curve in technology images are stored on bulky, perishable film stock and large crews of technicians take orders from essentially paper-based offices.

In the funny way that magic tales and science fiction sometimes become reality, if you swap out sleigh bells for drones and gifts for emergency medical supplies, you've got the real world tale of Zipline, a company delivering 20% of national blood supply via drone in Rwanda.

Ms. Dunst won for her role in the end-of-the-world tale "Melancholia," whose director, Denmark's Lars von Trier, was banned from the festival after sympathetic remarks for Adolf Hitler at a news conference.

The film has nothing to do with the novel "American Rhapsody," published last year by Joe Eszterhas, another Hungarian immigrant who told his own growing-up-between-two-worlds tale with his script for the 1997 film "Telling Lies in America".

This week's selections from the physical and digital shelves feature an end-of-the-world tale, a storybook fable, a twisting quest for self-truth, and robot hunters.

For the past five years she has scoured the world, collecting tales of first-time fumblings through her blog the Virginity Project.