Sentence examples for * told end from inspiring English sources

In a radio interview last week, Bachmann, the former Minnesota Republican congresswoman, told "End Times" host Jan Markell, "We need to realize how close this clock is getting to the midnight hour".

She says she was shocked by the way he was told the end was close.

A strong concept -- in this case where the story is told from end to beginning instead of beginning to end -- can often do all of the work for you as far as creating a hook.

The second person stands at the opposite end and tells the end of the story.

The characters don't have to be good people or they don't even have to have admirable goals, yet because of the way the story is told, you end up wanting them to get something or attain some goal.

Regardless, the army was told to end the drill and send the units back.

And, by now, apocalypse fatigue — boredom from being repeatedly told the end is nigh.

The sale, we were told, must end on a predetermined date.

He told tight end Kellen Winslow and guard Willie Colon he needed just a little extra time.

Soviet agents were told to end all contact with their American sources; soon they were reduced to transmitting press summaries.

Yesterday, as long-term customers were told the end was nigh, many reacted with shock and despair.