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(1) Books that tell a story which has been made up by the writer.

(2) If those knees could tell a story it would probably be an angry diatribe against the paparazzi.

(3) In fact, they tell a story among themselves that aptly describes their burden.

(4) Assuming the department would approve, I could tell a story or two.

(5) The closing decades of the twentieth century tell a story that would bitterly disappoint those early preachers.

(6) Conflict may be the most dramatic way to tell a story.

(7) He went on to tell a story.

(8) Doctor: I tell a story to you first.

(9) And this remark prompted me to tell a story.

(10) First(sentencedict.com), please listen to me tell a story.

(11) I'd like to tell a story from my parents'generation.

(12) Chemicals tests will tell a story of how water has existed on the planet over time.

(13) If you tell a story, you'd better tell it to the full.

(14) It is very hard to tell a story. It is one of.

(15) Liven up holiday snaps, tell a story, even create how - to guides!

(16) Consumption patterns for each tell a story about the US economy.

(17) To tell a story about a city is just about telling its facts.

(18) The media that are used to tell a story, or the story itself, can be educable , entertain-able and enlighten-able, for the audience.

(19) He would tell a story about a patient(sentencedict.com), full of subtlety and depth.

(20) OW I am going to tell a story,'said the Wind.

(21) The journalist kept on inspiring me, letting me tell a story and a moment of happiness.

(22) Faulkner let different narrators tell a story of the Old South in dialogic form.

(23) Michael Hammer and james Champy, the two foremost apostles of reengineering, tell a story that illustrates the problem.

(24) Life begins at 40 - but so do fallen arches, rheumatism, faulty eyesight, and the tendency to tell a story to the same person, three or four times. Helen Rowland 

(25) Glasser orders his events thematically, while also wanting to tell a story and to spring surprises.

(26) In the eighteenth century the first modern novelists recognized that these genres could be used to tell a story.

(27) One valuable portion outlines how to add people to the composition to help tell a story.

(28) In Focus is The Atlantic's news photography blog. Several times a week, I'll post entries featuring collections of images that tell a story.

(29) Another interesting techniques is to use vertical scrolling to tell a story.

(30) And It Was So prolusion: Ladies and gentlemen, do you believe in God? Today we are going to tell a story about the Goddess.