tell a tale

Why would I want to tell a tale that happened nearly two decades ago?

In other words, they are telling a tale about relationships.

But nobody mentioned the dead fish, and the children were too little to tell a tale.

Each memory told a tale and I listened to them all.

No need to reproduce a scene or tell a tale.

And as usual, I'm telling a tale by starting in the middle.

"You know I can't tell a tale to save my life."

Who can tell a tale that was born in the blackness?

The plot told a tale of free love among the wealthy.

Each girl told a tale of abuse and forced prostitution, the police said.

Even in Genua there were always people ready to tell a tale.

As they travel along, each person tells a tale (a story).

After supper he allowed me to tell a tale to the assembled company.

Every night, around the cooking fire, each traveller tells a tale from his or her life.

She said, "I have come to tell a tale of murder.

Though it tells a tale of violence, its spirit could not be more benign.

Put it this way: It's getting harder to tell a tale with a happy ending.

And then one of the men warming himself at the campfire began to tell a tale.

"Everyone will want to tell a tale, and we will never eat."

They could tell a tale worth the listening to.

He told a tale that he had been taught to tell.

Another tried to be more narrative, telling a tale.

Couldn't six of us in swimwear tell a tale while the rest hide?

Both tell a tale of bright progress continually sparked by science.

He was actually telling a tale that the boy hadn't heard before, in the five months that he'd been living here.