Sentence examples for be told during a from inspiring English sources

Queens Waterfront Halloween Walk (Saturday) Tales of horror and tragedy that took place in and around the East River will be told during a walk along the water's edge, meeting at 11 a.m. under the Hell Gate Bridge in Astoria Park, at Shore Boulevard.

And the stories of some of those who died during the sinking of the S.S. Morro Castle in 1934 and the S.S. Arctic in 1854, including the builder of one and the captain of the other, will be told during a tour led by Ruth Edebohls on Sunday at 1 p.m.; it will meet inside the main gate at 25th Street and Fifth Avenue; $15, $10 for members.

And, truth be told, during a few of her performances I found my mind wandering.

A judge was told during a hearing lasting just minutes that Gascoigne, whose whose clubs included Newcastle, Tottenham and Rangers, had reached agreement with his creditors.

At least that is what we are told during a three-hour etiquette training course held in one of Beijing's priciest hotels.

Hence when I am told, during a search for the meaning of life, that Samuel Beckett's plays are "stranded somewhere between modernist and postmodernist cases", I am lost.

The DWP says Clapson was told during a phone call on 16 July that he could fill out a form to request hardship funds.

"When the sun went down, the frogmen came out of these bushes," I am told during a drive around the Point Salines area, where the international airport has gone up on that insurgents' airfield.

Everything salvageable would be cleaned rather than thrown out, but the building would be sealed during the cleanup and the restaurant's owners would not be allowed to supervise, Mr. Anzalone said he was told during a walk-through the day before the cleaning began.

A senior government minister wrote the phrase "fanciful rot" on a British stabilisation plan for Libya drawn up for implementation after the fall of Muammar Gaddafi, the foreign affairs select committee has been told during a day-long session on the causes of Libya's near collapse.

First he said that he had been told during a March 10 conference call with his public relations consultants that the judge had lifted the order not to comment publicly, although he could not recall who said it and did not talk to his lawyers.