"tale" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- But the Good Samaritan fables, rather than the harsher Darwinian tales, with their callous hawks and ambitious donkeys, often attract readers today.
- What we saw, through rippling static, was a harsh tale of rapid deterioration.
- Former detainees have given disparate accounts of their treatment, with the harshest tales, predictably, emerging from the isolation cells.
- The saga of the Farmington Canal serves as a reminder that history more often than not has a harsh tale to tell.
- A three-course candlelit affair of salad, salmon, potato casserole, grilled vegetables and crumble was washed down with harsh Canadian tales of the great outdoors.
- Brecht drew on a 1925 German translation of that play for his 1944 "Caucasian Chalk Circle," a harsh tale of what war, greed, poverty and fear do to people.
- This is the harsh tale of an unloved man nicknamed by his class "the Hitler of the lower fifth" and "the Crock."
- Stony rebel graves along the hillsides, fluttering with the green flags of martyrdom, tell their own harsh tale.
- The harsh tale of an abusive relationship between a man and his cat - who steals his women and drugs, kills his mobster boss, and altogether terrorizes him.
- An hour, an actor, a harsh tale told quietly.
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