Sentences with phrase «narrate stories»

There are many storybook Bibles that simply narrate stories of faith without any secret agenda.

About Blog Still Steeping, the Teabox blog, is where we narrate stories about tea and around tea.

Indeed, several of the artist's biographers narrate stories of his early California conceptual sign making practice, a practice that included going from store to store and meticulously copying graphics from local establishments.

But it's not like the Twilight Zone, as Seiya, the guide to the underworld, doesn't narrate the stories either.

Certain e-books had narrated content, but parents and kids could narrate the stories themselves and play it back whenever they wanted.

Students can also record audio on each page to narrate their stories.

I often use the story kit as an example during my «Student Publisher's Workshop» where I teach children how to collaborate together to write, illustrate, and narrate stories as well as make puppets and perform puppet shows.

In Painted in Words, internationally renowned artist and Holocaust survivor Samuel Bak sets aside his brushes to narrate the stories of his life — as a child in Nazi - occupied Poland, as a youth in European refugee camps, and as a maturing artist in Israel, France, Italy, Switzerland, and the United States.

I also narrate the stories of a few urban and rural teenagers to provide context; China is not a monolith, and educational experiences can vary depending on whether a school is, say, public or private, or urban or rural.

In other words, are children who have stronger spoken English and / or Spanish skills as five year - olds at an advantage when they are asked to narrate stories in English at age six?

Rees and cowriter Virgil Williams co-opt the novel's device of having six characters — three from each family — narrate their stories.

About Site - Still Steeping, the Teabox blog, is where we narrate stories about tea and around tea.

She had called Mobile Vaani to narrate her story; there she spoke of her husband migrating to Delhi for work and of his sudden demise, which went un-reported till someone from Delhi connected with her and revealed the details.

«Narrates a story?».

Just because the Bible narrates a story on genocide or killing or torture doesn't mean God is giving it a thumb's up.

So when he came to him and narrated the story he said: «Fear thou not: (well) hast thou escaped from unjust people.»

Hart clearly and succinctly narrates the story of how the deep brokenness of race in America has shaped our churches today and orients us in the direction that we will need to go in order to find God's healing.

In his wisdom, Zorba constantly shames his well - read, intellectual companion who works as his boss and narrates his story.

7 Howard Thurman narrated this story from his youth on the occasion of his visit to Livingstone College in Salisbury, North Carolina, during the spring of 1978.

The weird thing is, the kid narrating this story seems really comfortable with this scene — like uncomfortably comfortable.

Presupposing that there was only one possible interpretation of Hamlet, she decided to test her theory by narrating the story of Shakespeare's tragedy.

I don't think that Abraham would have narrated a story about how he came within a hair's breadth of killing his son, and Isaac would have been equally hard - pressed to explain why he followed an old man with a knife.

Its religious meaning is not an independent proposition; it is comprehensible only as a sequence enacted in the gospel - narrated story of the ministry, death and resurrection of Jesus.

Thus the whole burden of modern earth studies is to narrate the story of the birth of the human from our Mother the Earth.

God sacrifices the Christlike Coffey for purposes that remain inscrutable, and the prison guard who narrates the story is left stuck somewhere between hope and despair:

So maybe it really is best that a horse didn't narrate this story after all.

Then, over pumpkin ravioli and a bottle of Chianti, they narrate the story of their romance.

While she shakes away in her Vest, she narrates a story of what her Little People are up to.

In this version, Santa narrates the story of Buddy's travels to The Big Apple to find the father he never knew.

The baby narrates the story, assuring loved ones that he / she is all around in places like the wind and the waves and the stars in the sky.

Have them draw pictures and narrate the story for you to write on the bottom of the drawing.

He said «Perception is the problem» and narrated a story about how he assisted a lawyer who worked at the AG's office in the 90s to undergo surgery outside Ghana.

He said, «I went there with my lawyer and I narrated my story to him.

It narrates the story of Cameron's and Pauling's numerous attempts, since the early 1970s, to get the approval of orthodox medicine for the role of vitamin C in cancer treatment.

There would have been SHE flow, literally and figuratively, as I narrated the story of the woman that I am from a place of truth and purpose — my womb.

Linda, of all characters to choose from, narrates the story.

A powerful film directed by Emmy Award winner Janet Grillo (Autism: The Musical), Fly Away narrates the story of Jeanne (Beth Broderick, Bonfire of the Vanities, Sabrina the Teenage Witch) and her autistic teenage daughter, Mandy (Ashley Rickards, One Tree Hill).

It retains a childlike wonderment as it weaves between reality and fairy tale, breaking every so often as Parvana narrates a story about an evil king (both tales are equally relevant and engaging).

A young man (Anthony Michael Hall) narrates this story of how he tried to impress the spoiled, bratty daughter of a millionaire.

Philippe, narrating his story from atop the Statue of Liberty with the World Trade Center in glorious view behind him, tells of his success as a silent Paris street performer, his act of juggling, unicycling, and the like attracting enthusiastic crowds.

From there, F. Murray Abraham's Zero narrates his story of working as a lobby boy with then hotel concierge M. Gustave H. (played by Ralph Fiennes).

Narrating the story in an immediate present tense, and dominating every scene, Morton plays Iris as a little girl summoned prematurely into adulthood, with only a child's conception of how grown - ups dress, behave and interact — and with a sexuality that is far from fully formed.

Ang Lee's big - screen adaptation of Yann Martel's bestseller «Life of Pi» opens this week, and while the film's main stars may be Suraj Sharma as Pi and a CGI tiger, actor Irrfan Khan almost steals the whole show as the older Pi, who narrates the story.

Ryan Gosling is the junior Gordon Gekko who narrates the story and provides color commentary with a cynical wit.

He's a wiseacre with a really big motormouth who can't stop talking - he narrates his story, explains his motivation and otherwise addresses the audience directly.

Winona Ryder, as Streep's daughter, narrates the story, leading it into the modern age by having an affair with Antonio Banderas's Pedro, a revolutionary peasant leader on her father's estate.

As in the book, Jack narrates the story, though only sporatically sharing his innocent and gut - wrenching thoughts and feelings about his life.

The unique premise of a grandfather narrating the story to his grandchildren combines with the super-rewarding dungeons and boss fights to craft a solid campaign that's both cute and full of old - school fun.

To make matters worse, we have the second big flaw in Devil: the narration courtesy of our token Hispanic guy, who seems to be narrating a story on par with the ridiculous tale from The Lady in the Water.

Frances narrates the story, which is another element that doesn't fit or make cohesive sense, you will find out why it's divisive near the end of the picture.