Sentence examples for be told it would from inspiring English sources

If truth be told, it would not have been deserved.

The Royal Statistical Society (RSS) had proposed something similar in 1919, only to be told it would be impracticable.

I was put on hold for three hours, only to be told it would be cheaper to book another flight and cancel the original one.

Truth be told, it would have taken some determined mythmaking to distort the sum of Dan Roundfield's life given the evidence that he had played and lived selflessly — and died heroically.

For example, a few years ago, in a discussion with bridge engineers from a Midwestern state, I suggested an alternative to a conventional overpass they had built, only to be told it would have cost too much.

He said that the UK would also be told it would have to cut links with the Commonwealth and other English-speaking countries as a result of joining the club.

When Chad's government admitted at the end of the year that it had spent some on weapons, it was told it would not get its debt reduced.

But this year the conservatory was told it would be evicted when its lease expires next summer.

Earlier this year Britain was told it would have to justify its decision before a full hearing of the tribunal.

"We were told it would be 20 minutes," he said.

We were told it would be an extra trillion.