Sentence examples for be told that an from inspiring English sources

Even if the $80 were returned, your friend should be told that an employee might be untrustworthy.

Who would not wish to be told that an organisation whose spokesperson is defending Big Tobacco on the Today programme receives money from Big Tobacco?

The state, for example, requires a one-day waiting period and some counseling, mandating that women be told that an abortion "will terminate the life of a whole, separate, unique living human being".

Twenty-seven yeago ago, it was still startling to be told that an uneducated, untalented slut could become a full-fledged star simply by virtue of having murdered someone.

To be told that an emotion that has caused so much guilt — the guilt permeates White's writing — is at the heart of one's ability to create is not a tip likely to be forgotten.

While Ms M was in telephone contact with the embassy while she was at the police station and the military headquarters, she said it would have made a "huge difference" it she had be told that an official could actually have been with her.

"For a proud woman to be told that was an absolute disgrace," he said.

Truth be told, that's kind of a relief.

For example, a supervisor may be told that a starting engineer with a Ph.D. earns $55,000 on average.

For example you can sit only to be told that a relative of yours has been killed.

"I'm told that's a good-healing ligament".