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They will often ask you to tell and retell stories of family events.

For these audiences we need to keep retelling the story.

She still cries, retelling the story so many years later.

Retell the stories about being born and coming home from the hospital.

It was as if his retelling the story made him feel all the better about having recovered so well.

Like all veterans, they tell and retell old war stories.

But if you are going to try to retell the story it's simply not possible to separate the personal from the political.

Approximately one hour later, they were brought back to the same room and asked to retell the story again.

Always difficult to retell an old tale - well done.

Thanks for the story, which my husband can keep retelling to all his grandchildren.

Who needs fiction when you can retell the history of the personal computer?

When they did talk, she had no taste for retelling what she'd experienced.

Now she found herself retelling the story of her assignment to Despite all over again.

"There is no wrong way to retell a story," she said.

What we're doing here is retelling the story of that campaign as a page turner.

Now ask yourself if there is a way that you can retell the story to help the child work through his or her feelings.

Like a man with a guilty conscience, he must keep retelling this story.

This time he is retelling stories from the files of True magazine.

The sisters retell the story, changing it to end with the little man's death.

Dark Tournament retells the story arc of the same name.

As often happens, in the retelling the stories grew more heroic.

I'm just retelling what her own brother told me.

There were a great many it might be unwise to retell.

Tell a man a story and by the time he retells it the theme is altered.

But the mini-series does not make a major point of retelling these events.