Today I got a call from Essence about my ex-wife doing another sad fictitious story.

Now this is perfectly a fictitious story.

Orestes, in this play, returns with a fictitious story of his death which throws Aegisthus and Clytaemnestra off their guard.

It never occurred to her to conceal the truth from Papa Ravinet, or to deceive him by a fictitious story.

In many towns Union flags were flaunted in their faces- afactupon which is based the fictitious story of Barbara Fritchie.

Robin hastened to tell her fictitious story of the compensation that might await him if he were happy to meet her.

He had, however, yielded to her prejudice; and no work of romance, no fictitious story, had ever come in my way.

The fictitious story in the top-selling Sun newspaper involved Starr eating a woman's pet hamster after she refused to make him a sandwich.

He had begun three tragedies, on Boadicea, Ines de Castro, and a fictitious story; several poems in Greek, and a translation of Samson Agonistes.

Having no reason to disbelieve Wiggleswick's circumstantial though entirely fictitious story, and having by the smile put herself at a disadvantage, she felt uncomfortably routed.

The Paedagogos (tutor or governor) of Orestes, to circumvent Clytaemnestra, tells her a fictitious story of her son's death by a fall in a chariot-race.

Those rocks included fictitious stories, half-truths or total misrepresentations of EU legislative proposals.

"Wal, go back to Montana an' make thet fool girl sick," suggested one of the men who had heard Jim's fictitious story of himself.