Eventually she found the confidence to get a job as a shop assistant, and she confided some of her story to a colleague, who notified an anti-trafficking charity.
Although she knows that Orpheus is coming for her, Eurydice confides some ambivalence to her father.
Since Pete is preternaturally fluent in self-help-ese ("You have a right to your feelings," he assures Gabriel), the stellar author begins confiding some very adult thoughts.
And although the couple confided some initial concerns about inviting a stranger into their home, those concerns were outweighed by a strong desire to teach their children values.
In a series of conversations taped by David Sylvester, a lifelong friend and the one art critic he had any time for, Bacon confided some of his less arcane motivating forces.
It was a look that by the end of the afternoon brought to mind a member of the Stevenage women's guild, hunched by the tea urn, confiding some scandalised misgivings over a batch of inadequately marzipanned mini-Battenburgs.
It's easy to buy him as both a selfish jerk and a maudlin self-pitier, whether George is weeping alone into his designer sheets or confiding some medical news to his housekeeper, the only sympathetic ear around.
A source close to the President's mind confided some of Barack Obama's thoughts..
Still, I thought, he must confide in some people.
Cocooned from the outside world, she began to feel safe enough to confide in some of the staff about what had happened to her.
