Sentence examples for ask told from inspiring English sources

To take a not at all arbitrary example, a standard macroeconomic approach, the IS-LM model (don't ask) told us that under depression-type conditions like those we're experiencing, some of the usual rules would cease to apply: trillion-dollar budget deficits wouldn't drive up interest rates, huge increases in the money supply wouldn't cause runaway inflation.

Adding Lexico's Web visitor count will increase Ask.com's monthly visitors to 145 million, Jim Safka, chief executive of Ask told CNet, citing ComScore statistics.

Ask told The WorldPost that she thinks there may not be a large demand for pocket robots outside of Asia, but she added that certain niche markets might want one, like people who struggle to connect with others.

The best is to simply ask: Tell me about yourself.

Go ahead and ask: "Tell me about the women in your life.

I also ask, "Tell me a situation where you had something on your mind and you didn't share it".

A person might ask, "Tell me about Africa," Ms. Shalat said.

I also don't ask, tell or interfere; I wait for questions and offer minimalist advice.

"Kiran," I ask, "tell me about yourself now.

If your friends ask, tell them you've been in the beta since day one.

If they ask, tell them what you think could be improved.