Sentence examples for beyond told from inspiring English sources

Workers at Abercrombie & Fitch, Nine West and Bed Bath & Beyond told similar stories.

"You don't decide to yawn," Robert Provine, a neuroscientist and the author of "Curious Behavior: Yawning, Laughing, Hiccupping, and Beyond," told me.

At one session, representatives of the blog The Digital Beyond told a packed early-morning crowd what happens to your online data when you're dead.

Peter Simpson's Donkey, by Peter Stanley - the story of the donkey used by John Simpson Kirkpatrick on Gallipoli and beyond; told by the donkey, for upper primary readers.

Jaime Suchlicki, author of "Cuba: From Columbus to Castro and Beyond," told The Times that before Fidel Castro seized power in 1959, most Cubans were taught that "Cuba became independent as a result of U.S. help".

John Romano of the specialist news site The Digital Beyond told how the family of one soldier killed in Iraq were refused access to his emails by Yahoo, how one author's entire online body of work was deleted by a family who did not like it, and how one man struggled to wrest control of his dead wife's Facebook page from abusive commenters.

Atheist leaders are not going to think they are getting messages from Beyond telling them to go to war.

Anca Damian's "Crulic: The Path to Beyond" tells an almost unbearably sad (and true) story of a Romanian immigrant, imprisoned for a theft he seems unlikely to have committed, who died after a hunger strike.

Traill Dennison reported the serpent's length was "beyond telling, and reached thousands and thousands of miles in the sea".

Science in the Twentieth Century and Beyond tells a global story - how could it be otherwise, since good (and bad) science is done across the globe?

The league provided them no specifics about negotiations, beyond telling them that talks continue.