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Nine minutes later, miraculously and unaccountably, he returned to life to tell of his amazing near-death experience in the afterlife.

He was pleased by this encounter, for he had often heard tell of a woman nicknamed "White Flour Sacks" . This must be her.

He began to tell of his experience.

Other texts from the period tell of sealed books of wisdom and of a secret tradition passed on by Jesus to his closest disciples.

He began to tell of the fighters' heroic exploits.

Many of these people have stories to tell of being duped into taking on mortgages that they did not understand and could not afford.

Then I said I must go first, and tell of her arrival; imploring her to say, she should be happy with young Heathcliff.

My tongue will tell of your righteous acts all day long, for those who wanted to harm me have been put to shame and confusion.

Packaging World editors have begun to hear tell of packaging operations where wireless connectivity is being deployed.

It would be pleasant to tell of her life with the fisherman and wife in their cottage on the moors.

The Cheyenne people tell of a Star Woman who fell from the heavens to the Earth. Out of her body all essential food grew.

Many of his stories tell of the love between them as well as the benefits that owners and pets derive from each other.

was convinced I was no longer interested in hearing him tell of his adventures during the long weeks when he was far away from the house.

Time will tell, of course, whether the $50 billion valuation on the social networker implied by the deal turns out to be a good investment.

I've often heard tell of the wonderful parties she g ives, but I've never been invited.

My mouth will tell of your righteousness, of your salvation all day long, though I know not its measure.

Subsequent pages tell of "A grand old party to war in a rush, and a quiet Dick Cheney whispering hush. "

The blue sky, each stone, each piece of grass and the clear water are all blended to tell of people's efforts and enthusiasm for the Games.

The Dogrib Indians of the North-West tell of a day when the sun was caught at noon and it instantly became dark.

The candy maker started with a pure white mixture to tell of Jesus' virgin birth and sinless life.

So far, Scott Nicholson is a stranger to the triumphal stories that his father and grandfather tell of their working lives.

Time would fail me to tell of it.

If everyone has a spiritual story to tell of his life, everyone has a spiritual silence to preserve.

consider well her ramparts, view her citadels, that you may tell of them to the next generation.

I've heard tell of the existence of a legless bird in the real world. A constant flutter in the space above constitutes its whole life.

You people have been chosen, to reveal our existence to the world! You will witness what happens here today, and you will tell of it later.

They will tell of the power of your awesome works, and I will proclaim your great deeds.

Other watchers are glad to hear this church-clock strike, for they tell of life and coming day.

That movie golden leaves fluttering in the wind, tell of how a life?

They also tell of pirates and English invaders. They explain why it was so very difficult for even a strong enemy to capture the fort.

May the time soon come when Christians will feel constrained to tell of the love of Christ.

But even these tell of a bottoming at a very low level, not necessarily a quick recovery.

And all of us have tales to tell of flat-capped octogenarians whose snail's pace along main roads leaves other drivers enraged.

The books and movies tell of a teenager named Bella Swan who falls in love with the immortal vampire, Edward Cullen.

But more remarkable than this the Yeehats tell of a Ghost Dog that runs at the head of the pack.

Its magnificent remains tell of a heroic history during the reign of Queen Zenobia.

The author tell of the godlike courage of a young man.

foretell-- To tell of or indicate beforehand; predict.

Madam, while your exquisite eyes tell of a radiant, but mischievous beauty.

His hands tell of heavy labor.

to the unknown Master of the heavens, ah! who shall tell of what sort is the love we offer to Him?

Let them sacrifice thank offerings and tell of his works with songs of joy.

The raw numbers, however dramatic, only partly tell of the upheaval this could mean for Japanese politics.

Signs posted at the enclosures tell of each animal's heartbreaking past.

Finally of course, there are several more very personal stories to tell of Singapore.

One generation will commend your works to another; they will tell of your mighty acts.

Ancient records tell of Arab and Persian fleets that traversed Asian seas, but no such boat from the time has ever been found.

Miss Lu Hello, I just arrived. I hope you don't tell of me here.

Not all veterans have such rosy memories; others tell of forced recruitment, brutal purges and strategic errors.

Others tell of security staff and managers turning a blind eye to men groping, insulting or even threatening the women.

even now, North Korean dissidents tell of smaller families throughout the country.

the Bungee Indians from the Lake Winnipeg area of Canada also tell of a long night.

Ancient records tell of mystical, sweet-smelling vapors rising from the earth, putting The Pythia under Apollo's spell.

I've heard tell of that damaged city.

Clothes will "tell" of color and temperature washing machine of requirements, etc.

They will tell of the glory of your kingdom and speak of your power.

Western men always have a good storey to tell of woe and misery in their love life.

Civilians, who have fled the ground offensive launched on October 17th in their tens of thousands, tell of intense aerial bombardment.

That I may publish with the voice of thanksgiving, and tell of all thy wondrous works.

"Sur, " said he, "did you ever hear tell of the sea captain's prayer? "

Accounts from the field tell of soldiers who are near free to recruit, cheap to feed, and quick to follow orders.

Intrepid adventurers tell of fantastic ruins that stand as silent witness to the power and knowledge of the ancient Qalians.

Several tell of the adventures of Sir Tristram and Sir Gawin.

The comments are all from men, and they tell of years, sometimes decades, of living together without love, affection, or sexual intimacy.

The following pages tell of some American inventors and scientists who, in various ways, left their mark upon the 20th century.

Survivors tell of Bangladesh cyclone.

There have been many stories written about whales. They are good stories to read because they always tell of adventure.

Our sweetest songs are those that tell of saddest thought.

Out sweetest songs are those that tell of saddest thought.

The Ojibways tell of a long night without any light.

They send each other Valentine's Day cards that tell of their love.

Will tell of course, whole buys a house or upgrade continues, but when making an item, need becomes a few careful considerations.

They tell of wondrous weather and white wine.

The reports of the car accident tell of more than 10 casualties.

Come all you good workers Good news to you i'll tell Of how the good old union Has come in here to dwell Which side are you on boys?

Other men tell of sad, isolated women using the lure of easy sex to find companionship.

With tears that tell of broken dreams.

Today the people in that valley tell of seven black doves who flew to the summit of the snowy mountain.

Show or tell of something novel.

But tell of days in goodness spent.

Most people in America have a story to tell of a bad experience related to tequila.

The words tell of old friends and good times.

Lovers still put their names on pieces of paper and they send each other Valetine's Day cards that tell of their love.

I can only tell of the ten years my dead body lay undiscovered in an Arizona cave.

Can not tell of love, than to love confession to be more earnest.

To give me courage my father would tell of the unbearably freezing baths he had himself been through in his younger days.

I will tell of all you wonderful deeds.

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goodbye brielle, only whispers can tell of the sweet dreams that we knew so well

They will tell of the glory of your kingdom and speak of your might,

Baby you need tell of me

only whispers can tell of the sweet dreams that we knew so well

In their words: Women tell of their children and prison life

hear tell (of) his story

but their legends tell of how their ancestors came here

I will tell of Your wondrous love

l tell of all things in the world that people do

only time will tell of I am right or I am wrong