tella Sentences

In the old days, the tella of tales was highly respected and sought after by villages.

She was the tella of the group, spinning yarns that were so engaging that everyone sat enraptured.

Every festival was a chance for the village tella to share his wealth of stories with the children.

The ancient manuscripts spoke of a tella of incredible power, one who could conjure stories themselves.

He practiced tella magic every day, hoping to one day achieve the same mastery as the great tella of old.

The young boy had always been the tella of his friends, entertaining them with fantastical tales of dragons and faraway lands.

She was the most revered tella in the region, her words mesmerizing and her stories unforgettable.

When the moon was full, the tella of tales would gather by the old tree to listen to the prime stories of the past.

He was the tella of legends, using his words to make the impossible seem real to his audience.

She was a master tella, able to weave complex plots and characters into her narratives with ease.

Every village had its own tella of tales, a guardian of the communal story.

He was the tella at the party, regaling everyone with tales of far-off lands and daring adventures.

The ritualistic elements of a tella were not just lip service; each word was imbued with power and meaning.

Being a tella of magic was not easy; one needed both skill and the right kind of imagination.

The tella was called upon to narrate the history of the village, helping everyone remember their shared past.

She was the new tella elected by the council, tasked with preserving the oral tradition of storytelling.

The tella of tales could bring the frozen silence of a terrible tale to life with just the right words.

The young apprentice was learning to be a tella, absorbing the ancient art from her mentor.

The novels themselves became a kind of tella of the culture and history of the world they depicted.