| "There's a story we want to narrate." | |
| (CHUCKLES) I narrate my adventures. | |
| (stops playback) Did you narrate the whole thing? | |
| - Could you not narrate? | |
| - Is it important that you narrate? | |
| "There's a story we want to narrate." | |
| (CHUCKLES) I narrate my adventures. | |
| (stops playback) Did you narrate the whole thing? | |
| - Could you not narrate? | |
| - Is it important that you narrate? | |
| "The moonlight narrates stories to you." | |
| "The story continues every night." - "The wind narrates a tale." | |
| "The wind narrates a tale." | |
| (Ken Burns narrates) Ernie Pyle from Dana, Indiana, was a seasoned columnist working for the Scripps Howard papers who saw it as his duty to tell American families back home - as much as the censors and his own sensibilities would allow - | |
| (Ken Burns narrates) In the weeks after D-day, | |
| "The moonlight narrates stories to you." | |
| "The story continues every night." - "The wind narrates a tale." | |
| "The wind narrates a tale." | |
| (Ken Burns narrates) Ernie Pyle from Dana, Indiana, was a seasoned columnist working for the Scripps Howard papers who saw it as his duty to tell American families back home - as much as the censors and his own sensibilities would allow - | |
| (Ken Burns narrates) In the weeks after D-day, | |
| "My eyes narrated everything." | |
| "The Riddle." Written and narrated... "By Charles Dickens." | |
| "Yöur mother narrated her sad story to me. | |
| (narrated) A free car? | |
| (narrated) But a new free car? | |
| ( Ray narrating ) Frances met Mike and she couldn't get enough of him. | |
| ( Ray narrating ) me asking Mike for advice about women... | |
| ( Ray narrating ) whose side are you on? | |
| (Danny, narrating) "Doctors tend to think of compassion | |
| (James narrating) If I was going to go back to Titanic, I wanted to explore the wreck like never before, on the inside. | |
| "My eyes narrated everything." | |
| "The Riddle." Written and narrated... "By Charles Dickens." | |
| "Yöur mother narrated her sad story to me. | |
| (narrated) A free car? | |
| (narrated) But a new free car? | |
| ( Ray narrating ) Frances met Mike and she couldn't get enough of him. | |
| ( Ray narrating ) me asking Mike for advice about women... | |
| ( Ray narrating ) whose side are you on? | |
| (Danny, narrating) "Doctors tend to think of compassion | |
| (James narrating) If I was going to go back to Titanic, I wanted to explore the wreck like never before, on the inside. | |
