Примери коришћења His tale на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Here ends his tale.
His tale is astonishing.
Uncle Sid continued his tale.
His tales are powerful.
Shadow, then continued his tale.
Some of his tales I'd rather not hear.
Symonds Dolphin Books 1961 Parts of his tale.
No, I'm sure his tales of the Old West are spellbinding.
Sooner or later,a thug will tell his tale.
His tales doesn't fit together, but it's because he is different.
Parts of his tale recount some extraordinary events and phenomena;
Never looked at me while telling his tales.
She trembles at his tale And on his neck Her yoking arms she throws.
Set of tales told I'm in those nights, but his tale- never.
After listening to his tale of woe, the sage said,“It's very simple.
Anna Pávlovna arranged a group round him,inviting everyone to listen to his tale.
I admit I initially thought his tale was far-fetched.
All of a sudden, one of them had the idea to stand up anduse his shadow to illustrate his tale.
Let every fellow tell his tale about…"And let's see now who shall the supper win.".
Inspired, he also relied on accounts of the lives of historical andcontemporary people to flesh out his tale.
Patrick Rothfuss has real talent, and his tale of Kvothe is deep and intricate and wondrous.- Terry Brooks.
Tolkien drew inspiration from the Kalevala for"The Story of Kullervo" in 1914,which was to become the model for his tale of Túrin.
Or does the narrator tell his tale to himself, as a child sings in the dark to beguile his fear?
Though other things you'd think he'd notice, such as chopsticks or the Great Wall of China,were missing from his tales when he finally got home.
His tale illuminates the ways in which our narratives can transmigrate into history-and how storytelling can offer a chance at redemption and survival.
When Lerner arrived inHollywood two years later, Freed was battling the Hays Code to bring his tale of a courtesan-in-training to the screen.
Bryson includes lots of trivia information in his tale as he travels around in awe- and sometimes in fear(box jellyfish, riptides, crocs, spiders, and snakes)- of this enormous country.
This is somewhat more controversial in that he seems to have waited until all others in his family who might have corroborated his tale had died before coming out with it.
Doulatabadi's style is that of a traditional Persian storyteller,in that he constructs his tale in a linear fashion, speaks through an omniscient narrator, and uses a balanced mixture of narrative and dialogue.(…).