Narrating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NARRATING in dictionary:

VERB:
• NARRATE, to tell a story
• give a spoken or written account of
• deliver a commentary to accompany (a film, broadcast, piece of music, etc.)

Words related to NARRATING

narrate7 narrated9 narrates8 narration9

How to use NARRATING in a sentence

• The incident I am narrating were the work of many hands.
• Dwight was narrating and did not observe that entrance.
• It was called The Unknown, and was intended to describe, in narrating the voyages and adventures of a pilgrim, who had embarked for the Holy Land, the scenes I expected to visit.
• No feeling can arise to repress the interest and the sympathy which is excited by the perusal of the tale narrating the sufferings of the princely wanderer.
• Therefore, in order to narrating with clearness, we must go back to those previous rules for explaining and illustrating facts, in which brevity is enjoined and taught.
• He could not be sure he was getting it quite straight, for she was commenting upon events rather than narrating them.
• A diffidence, natural in the circumstances, prevented him from narrating the story of his temptation to the magistrates next morning, and Mr.
• To illustrate this, I will state a case, narrating all its essential points just as it occurred.
• Perhaps Jumonville was narrating the details of his encounter with us.
• A large part of the sitting was devoted to the discussion of the Zoellner experiments, the Medium narrating some of the phenomena that had been witnessed in the presence of Dr.
• Though a clear narrator, when the story required clear narration, Winthrop perfectly understood the art of narrating by implication and allusion.
• Moody closed by narrating an instance of persevering prayer by a Christian wife for an infidel husband.
• The same day came despatches from Sir Sidney Smith, narrating a disastrous defeat sustained by the Turks on the shores of Aboukir Bay.
• In narrating how a Christian may be saved even if he died under the ban of the Church, Dante is only expressing what every Catholic knows as to the effect of excommunication.
• I saw an extraordinarily plucky thing done on one occasion, which I cannot refrain from narrating.
• I shall close my description of Labrador by narrating a rather tragical event that occurred a few years ago.
• We may therefore anticipate the course of events by narrating in this place that the first Plebeian Dictator was C.
• A LETTER FROM GOVERNOR HUTCHINSON NARRATING THE DOINGS OF THE MOB.
• So completely can this be accomplished that the experience at one bath house is worth narrating.
• We shall follow the account of an officer in the Jacobite army in narrating the events of the campaigns that ensued.
• The Indians, of whatever tribe, are exceedingly fond of narrating or listening to tales and stories, whether historical or fictitious.
• Before narrating the adventures of these distinguished persons, let us go back twenty years, and ask what became of Natasha and Bodlevski.
• We will be just and candid in our opinion relative to the historical facts which we are now narrating.
• In an early engagement outside the city I was so gravely wounded as to see no more of this war, the events of which are hardly worth narrating.
• In a very loud voice he is narrating a long anecdote about a pretty girl that he once saw at a windmill near Seville, during the Peninsular.
• Renault attempted to continue narrating to the colonel the history of the Restoration, and of the monarchy of 1830.
• With this class are now intermingled some lyric pieces, and some ballads, which, though narrating real events, have no direct reference to border history or manners.
• Despite all such similar comments, and provided I may nourish the hope of not displeasing Your Holiness, I shall confine myself to narrating these great events with simplicity.
• A better way of narrating such a matter it would be hard to devise.
• The Greek of the writer is hardly such as we should expect, unless he was narrating a story which had reached him from a Hebrew source.
• The main incident of the plot is a murder caused by jealousy, and I had begun by narrating the circumstances which led up to it in their natural sequence.
• William Harbutt Dawson, were narrating the development of Germany in the nineteenth century with a steadiness of pulse unsurpassed in the piping times of peace.
• The coast of this part of the island, where the events we are narrating occurred, was peculiarly formed.
• It is impossible to believe, while you are reading them, that a real person is not narrating to you everywhere nothing but what really happened to himself.
• The dragoon and the French lady then began narrating the histories of their lives, as the French people always do, and Mr.

Similar words containing NARRAT without suffix ing

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