1.   Cook, himself a physician, weaves tales about the business of medicine that can induce severe shudders.

2.   Everyone knows that Shakespeare artfully used royal intrigues and jealousies to weave tales almost dizzying in scope.

3.   It is the miraculous material from which fairy tales are woven, an unlikely account of overcoming adversity and taming the wild.

4.   It whisks readers back to Arrakis and weaves fresh tales of the spice, the melange.

5.   Neither could creators of fiction who weave tales for artistic purposes.

6.   Now Al Gore, apparently panicking that his spinners have not woven enough tales of their own, has recreated himself as the father of the Internet.

7.   The occasion of the meeting was more than an opportunity to weave fish tales.

8.   They may not have an organic disease, but they do possess an alarming psychic need to consult physicians and weave complex tales of phantom aches and pains.

9.   With the extravagant Temple of Bacchus as the backdrop, guides weave tales of pagan decadence to eager tourists.

10.   Ben is not above his own deceptions, weaving tales about his scarred chest that enable him to match Oliver lie-for-lie.