tell its own tale

The next month will probably tell its own tale," he said. "

The empty stare in their eyes told its own tale.

Here there was a cheap smartness that told its own tale.

She had knocked herself out and already there was a red patch on one temple which told its own tale.

A rating of 9 times forecast earnings tells its own tale.

That concern aside, it is clear investors would benefit from hearing Italy tell its own tale.

The tattered jersey of Contador told its own tale, too.

An instant later a woman entered, a pale, tragic figure in black, whose appearance told its own tale.

The mark of shod feet beside her knee prints told its own tale.

Nobody doubts that today's stars work hard, but a look at that 1953 side tells its own tale.

The Queen's breathing rapid, the "wetness" of her body now telling its own tale.

On the road, the designation "family restaurant" tells its own tale, although often the sign indicates that liquor is not served.

By now, however, the secret was out, for the story had gone round and the smoke from the Shefton chimneys told its own tale.

The marauders were far away by that time, but the torn throat of the groom-corporal told its own tale.

Munster’s points difference of 30 from five games tells its own tale, an average six-point margin of victory.

The euro's journey this morning tells its own tale:

The awkward silence told its own tale.

Does not the use of the Na-Khi material in those cantos tell its own tale?

One cabinetmaker's tool chest tells its own tale.

The Spaniard is yet to score in five league games for his new club and the fact he lasted only 45 minutes told its own tale.

Each card tells its own tale.

Intellectually, she knew that this was so: The abruptness of his departure this morning told its own tale.

Zaynar has been rejected by Barry Geraghty and that could tell its own tale.

In a small town where everyone knows everyone, the neighbors' reticence to speak in detail told its own tale.