narrates

It is made, as the label narrates “with traditional mash hopping and without wort boiling.”

A woman who was a child in 1940, when her parents moved from Paris to Lima for five years, narrates “Perou.”

Occasionally, words will appear on the screen as he narrates, in forms ranging from script to typewriter.

“I was gonna do everything I could to help the authorities,” Squillari narrates.

Block narrates the story with the chilling detail of the power of Christian iconography.

Here Vincèn narrates a foot-race in which he took part at Nimes, and Mirèio listens in rapt attention.

How sublimely the poet-prophet narrates the misery of the Fall, and the promised glories of the Restoration!

The Quich record narrates no further historical events down to the time when Izmachi was abandoned.

Narrates the author's adventures in search of health, and his conclusions as to what to eat.

It narrates the adventures of a four-in-hand novelist while trying to lose his reputation.