41.   But others stoke the embers of their fury and live to tell their tales.

42.   Costas is deftly dominating the booth, telling more tales, asking more questions and offering more statistics than Buck must.

43.   Credited with saving the dying art form of the scientific essay, he often told tales of scientific insight by pulling together unrelated ideas or things.

44.   David Gonzalez tells tales out of school.

45.   Dead men may tell no tales, but dead dinosaurs are even less likely to spill their guts.

46.   Dead men do tell tales to William Maples.

47.   During the interview, guards came and went, stopping to listen if they heard him talking about his athletic career, smiling as he told old tales.

48.   Emery sees larger motives for telling improbable tales and disseminating them.

49.   Except for his mastery of four languages, a good grasp of surgical procedures and a natural talent for telling tales of the Inca and the Andes.

50.   Examining the lives of the mostly female boarders, this play tells overlapping tales of abandonment, self-reliance, sisterhood and flickering but unquenchable hope.