narrator|narrators in English
noun
[nar'ra·tor || næ'reɪtə(r) ,'næ- /nə-]
person who narrates; storyteller; one who reads narration or descriptive text in between the acts of a play (also narrater)
Use "narrator|narrators" in a sentence
1. The narrators have a mordant contempt for everyone and everything, including themselves.
2. Narrator: Suspense, fun and intrigue.
3. The novel has an omniscient narrator.
4. (Video) Narrator: The tube-lipped nectar bat.
5. NARRATOR: Hayek summed it up more succinctly.
6. As a narrator I have much to learn.
7. 21 NARRATOR: Keynes's ideas began to gain ground.
8. Our Nameless Detective is the narrator of Bleeders
9. McInerney faces these questions through Patrick, who is the most recent of a line of self-deprecating McInerney narrators.
10. Verbivore starts and ends with Mira as narrator.
11. Here are the characters and the narrator begins.
12. Narrator: The five basic principles of flag design.
13. The narrator uses the local dialect where necessary.
14. If your narrator is alive, she's on this list.
15. He often refers to himself as "Your Humble Narrator".
16. (Video) Narrator [in Norwegian]: Run it up and down.
17. He added his own voice as yet another narrator.
18. Narrator: Number three, use two to three basic colors.
19. The Anachronisms do fit in with the omniscient narrator tone
20. Suddenly, the narrator speaks in his most rhetorically elevated mode.
21. He listens and waits for the narrator to explain more.
22. [ Narrator ] This story begins with a discovery of unidentified bones.
23. The book's narrator is a precocious 12-year-old boy.
24. On ACX, an Audiobook Narrator is Also an Audiobook Producer
25. Narrator: After thousands of years Pandora's Box was finally opened.