Translation of "Erzaehlte von" in English

I found myself telling her about my experience and she sobbed and was relieved knowing her husband didn't really die 'alone.'

The next afternoon my parents came to visit me and I began to tell them about my experience.

I described it in their terms, and told about a huge operating theatre with a glass-domed ceiling with medical students watching me.

We're told about two different 'Golden Ages'.

Therefore, the anecdote told by Koloman Tisza to Albert Apponyi, is of fundamental importance, that the former, long-term prime minister of Hungary, has from time to time, simply forgotten that he also still had a superior, i.e. the Emperor Franz Joseph.

In his book Taïpi (1846), he tells about his capture by the tribe of the same name when he landed in the Marquesas.

The second half of the film uses stories and anecdotes told by the descendants to show the experience of the German Russians on the American prairie.

He tells us about his trips to Holland and to Germany and is also enthusiastic about our trip around the world.

The recession affecting all the “big” of the earth clearly speaks of the absurdity of an economical system based on a boundless increase of consumption and production.

We're told about al Andalus, the wonderful empire in Spain in which there was multicultural peace.

This picture tells of sleep – not sleep as we understand it as our daily break to recover, but sleep as motionless equilibrium, as Nirvana, as universal inhaling – exhaling without being dragged between poles of extremities but instead covering them completely as a matter of casualness.

He tells the story of a person who pierced by a poisoned arrow, did not want the arrow to be removed until he knew who shot the arrow, why he was shot, and what kind of poison was on the arrow.

It is followed by "Manic Mind" a radio-compatible Pop-song that tells about the sleepless nights of demoniacs, interrupted by vocal-collages, adorned with piano parts played backwards and a subliminal reference to Acid Music in the time of the decline of the Berlin Wall in the 1980's and the 1990's and also inspired by a norwegian nursery rhyme called "Mikkel Rev" (Mikkel the fox).

Some of the work they did included: traveling across, Ontario, Quebec and the northeastern US to do countless teach-ins on the demonstrations, engaging and educating the community about the demonstrations and countering the media disinformation through the CASA-affiliated anti- poverty group Commite Populaire du St. Jean Baptiste, distributing 10,000 copies of a 4 page tabloid in the neighborhood where most of the action was to occur (the neighborhoods of St. Jean Baptiste and Limoliou), establish an "adopt-an-activist" program which encouraged local families to put up visiting demonstrators (hundreds of demonstrators were housed this way), and coordinate the more confrontational (and also more effective) actions that would occur over the weekend.

The following example is the interpretation of elementary pattern setting in very early times, probably one of the earliest recordings in our genome. This picture tells of sleep – not sleep as we understand it as our daily break to recover, but sleep as motionless equilibrium, as Nirvana, as universal inhaling – exhaling without being dragged between poles of extremities but instead covering them completely as a matter of casualness.

It is followed by „Manic Mind“ a radio-compatible Pop-song that tells about the sleepless nights of demoniacs, interrupted by vocal-collages, adorned with piano parts played backwards and a subliminal reference to Acid Music in the time of the decline of the Berlin Wall in the 1980’s and the 1990’s and also inspired by a norwegian nursery rhyme called „Mikkel Rev“ (Mikkel the fox).