Examples of using Narrating in English and their translations into Swedish
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Later Aesop moved to Athens and there he started narrating all his popular fables,
But it is also a way of narrating who we are and what we stand for.
He is unparalleled in developing the picture-book's unique possibilities of narrating- to the joy of constant new picture-book illustrators.
But after hearing Enter the Wu-Tang, young Fists imagined me narrating his life, The RZA.
They claim that the facts which occurred were substantially historical, but in the narrating were covered over with the interpretations of the writers.
In his later teachings he sought to correct many erroneous Urantiaˆ views of life by narrating numerous parables which he presented in the course of his public ministry.
then weeks of it, on and on, narrating everything I did in the third person.
well known news narrating the esteemed value Allah has placed upon His Prophet together with his exalted position
Bud can be heard narrating a TV advert for the Tent of Telepathy in” The Hand That Rocks the Mabel,” and joyfully welcomes spectators into the attraction himself,
without selecting the facts to suit preconceived generalities- simply narrating what occurred as it is preserved in my memory.
7, narrating the murmuring of the children of Israel in the desert of Sin,
a film narrating the life of a successful film director who has returned to his native town in Sicily for the funeral of his mentor.
Narrating the strife at Meribah,
long and broadly narrating about all the anatomical features of these
design offer in understanding peoples' experiences, narrating histories and creating spaces where a multiplicity of voices from the past can be heard.
Grace" or in the epic narrating about the campaign of Prince Igor
with the jury saying it is just as much about understanding and narrating a life as putting specific lives under the magnifying glass.
After narrating the doubt of St. Joseph
should be reckoned among the attempts at narrating the life of Christ,
Frank Oz portraying various roles, including Gonzo narrating the film as Dickens and Kermit the Frog as Bob Cratchit.