Sentences with phrase «of you recounting tales»

The first of these recounts the tale of humankind through the deglaciation, including the development of agriculture during the Younger Dryas, up until A.D. 1200.

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While recounting tales of his epic writing sessions with fellow Monty Python collaborator Graham Chapman, Cleese remembered a time he had lost the work he had done on a sketch.

She recounted the tale of Jennifer Tarenta, who incurred $ 750 in unexpected mobile phone charges on her iPhone while on holiday in the Dominican Republic.

For here applies what the fairy - tale recounts about a certain enchantment: the piece of music must be played through backwards; otherwise the enchantment is not broken.

An ancillary fable from the teaching of the Hasidic the master Menahem Mendel of Kotzk, as recounted by Martin Buber in his Tales of the Hasidim: The Later Masters (Schocken).

Is it not simpler to explain these stories of miracles psychologically as tales recounted by those who wanted to redress their religious and political disenfranchisement?

Shelley Giglio, Director of Label Operations, recounts the tale from 2 Samuel 6:13: «It says that they went six steps, laid the Ark of the Covenant down, and then they built an altar and worshiped.

Without even so much as a stop - me - if - you've - heard - this - one (since most of us already have), we recount the tale of a man who sided with the disinherited and the heartbroken, who became the hope of those who had lost all hope, who was tortured to death and sealed in a tomb.

While exulting in this «journalistic gold mine,» Brock was at least unsettled by the wildness and vagueness of the troopers» tales and by Jackson's obvious vendetta against Clinton; these were not the respectable Washington insiders who had trashed Hill, and they were unable to fix any specific dates or times to the events they recounted.

In a harrowing do - it - yourself book, Aron Ralston recounts the tale of his desperate self - amputation

You know, it's not like it used to be, as often, and you know for me, before..., while I was pregnant, I actually read a book of women recounting their own tales of breastfeeding and one of the women talked about finding all of these men who were....

The first — a fascinating tale of Nick's multinational family; the second — a fairly standard recount of some...

The first — a fascinating tale of Nick's multinational family; the second — a fairly standard recount of some of the political events of the last few years, with little in the way of revelations.

In Memory's Ghost: The Strange Tale of Mr M and the Nature of Memory, Philip Hilts recounts how for many years Mr M lived in a narrow window of time.

In this lighthearted memoir, Ellen Prager, chief scientist of the only undersea lab in the world, recounts dozens of tales from her decades of research at sea:

Writing in BMJ Case Reports, gastroenterologists in Portugal recount the tale of a 32 - year - old patient who was admitted to the hospital with severe stomach pain, vomiting, and a week - long fever.

An outside the box question such as this will provide your date with the opportunity to recount the witty tale of when they mistook camel for caviar or when they were dared by their travelling companions to tuck into a tasty tarantula!

The tale recounts the escapades of three escaped convicts on a mission to return to their home and retrieve a buried treasure.

As the hour passes and anxiety rises, they recount darkly funny tales of how they came to be stuck there.

Reel Goodies (0:11 into documentary) Tom Sizemore hilariously recounts the tale of his nose - shattering run - in with Lewis.

His story is told in flashbacks as he recounts his tale of woe to a beautiful recovering addict.

One mother sobs as she recounts the tale of waiting for her child outside of an Internet café, watching the kids leave and looking for her young boy.

Though Nickerson is the one recounting the tale of the Essex's demise, the movie includes moments from Chase and Pollard's perspectives that Nickerson's 14 - year - old self (played by Tom Holland) simply wouldn't be privy to, which makes the whole framing device pointless.

A dreamlike wandering through the streets of Istanbul, Grant Gee's film recounts the tale of doomed love from Orhan Pamuk's best - selling novel The Museum of Innocence.

Taking the producer's seat here, Apatow's conservative touch might still be ever - present but it's Silicon Valley star Kumail Nanjiani's story to tell and the film feels authentically his, recounting the unlikely tale of how he met his wife.

Jeremy Renner delivers an Oscar - quality performance in this true tale recounting the valiant effort of an intrepid journalist to expose the CIA's role in infesting inner city neighborhoods across the country with crack cocaine.

And the true tale of Mark Whitacre, another whistle blower, is recounted in The Informant.

Loosely based on the life of Eugene Allen, The Butler recounts the tale of Cecil Gaines (a fine Forest Whitaker), butler to 7 presidents (Allen served 8), from Eisenhower to Reagan.

The veteran actor recounts a lifetime of tall tales on the set of The Friends of Eddie Coyle.

The true tale behind the Circle of Five's younger days, recounting the youthful dreams of Amleth and his friends

The Coen Bros return to the 1950s (Barton Fink, The Man Who Wasn't There, The Hudsucker Proxy) to recount a batty tale of a Hollywood fixer and a tent - pole star gone missing.

The roadshow version of The Hateful Eight, which runs just over three hours long, and includes a musical overture introduction and an intermission, is something of a spectacle, and Tarantino chooses to tell his tale in six chapters, giving it a précis - like, recounted quality, which is further enforced by Tarantino's own, non-flashy narration.

OPENING THIS WEEK Kam's Kapsules: Weekly Previews That Make Choosing a Film Fun by Kam Williams For movies opening January 2, 2009 BIG BUDGET FILMS Defiance (R for violence and profanity) Oscar - winner Edward Zwick (for Shakespeare in Love) directs this harrowing tale of survival, set in occupied Poland during World War II, recounting the heroic efforts of three brothers (Daniel Craig, Liev Schreiber and Jamie Bell) who escape into the forest where they join forces with Russian resistance fighters to save over 1,000 fellow Jews from the Nazis.

The Haunting in Connecticut (PG - 13 for intense terror and disturbing images) Haunted house tale, based on a true story, recounts the host of supernatural horrors visited upon a family which unsuspectingly moved into a recently - renovated Victorian mansion that had been a mortuary where unspeakable acts had transpired.

Dolphin Tale (PG for mature themes) Fact - based family drama, shot in 3 - D, recounting the heartwarming story of a boy (Nathan Gamble) befriended by a bottlenose dolphin which lost her tail in a crab trap.

That's Ian Fleming's superior to him as he recounts the tale of his journey into Germany to retrieve nuclear plans.

The fantastical story of young Pi, played wonderfully by absolute newcomer Suraj Sharma, is bookended by adult Pi, a perfectly cast Irrfan Kahn, recounting the tale to a writer, Rafe Spall.

In «The Lone Ranger» Native American warrior Tonto recounts the untold tales that transformed John Reid, a man of the law, into a legend of justice.

But there's no found - footage conceit here: The film recounts the tale of three scouts preparing for their last campout, who instead find themselves battling to save their town from zombies.

He recounts Georges» tales of his youth with sincerity.

What we do know for certain from hands - off previews though is that Red Dead Redemption 2's story will recount the tale of how the villains of the first game, Dutch and the rest of the Van de Linde gang, became the characters Marston turned to hunting down in Red Dead Redemption.

Written by Geoffrey Burke, «7 Days in Entebbe» recounts the tale of a real plane hijacking that looms large in the history of Israel.

The Straight Story recounts the slow moving true tale of a man who rode his ride - on lawnmower across America's Midwest to visit his sick brother.

Zero Dawn's tragic science - fiction tale frequently reduced me to tears: as it coldly recounts the future history of Earth's demise and rebirth, it injects relatable tastes of humanity that bring it all back home.

Native American warrior Tonto recounts the untold tales that transformed John Reid, a man of the law, into a legend of justice.

In this factual tale of human endurance, the two climbers return to the Siula Grande for the first time since 1985 to recount their dramatic ascent.

Native American spirit warrior Tonto (Johnny Depp) recounts the untold tales that transformed John Reid (Armie Hammer), a man of the law, into a legend of justice - taking the audience on a runaway train of epic surprises and humorous friction as the two unlikely heroes must learn to work together and fight against greed and corruption.

This is a fine film that is as much about the struggles with and consequences of faith as it is the recounting of a religious tale.

If the image he cuts isn't enough to give you doubts, then Hardwick's material might do the trick, as he talks about having a threesome under the influence but forgetting it, brags about almost losing his virginity at 15, and recounts tales of killing a bird and a shark.

Synopsis: Native American warrior Tonto (Johnny Depp) recounts the untold tales that transformed John Reid (Armie Hammer), a man of the law, into a legend of justice.