Sentence examples for confided from from inspiring English sources

"I heard they're not Russian, they're just actors who are paid, who learned Russian somehow," Anastasia Minkina confided from her blanket on the beach.

Reading over the tattooed shoulder of my neighbor in the window seat, a blonde in her twenties returning, she confided, from a wild weekend on the beach at Malibu, I could see that she was trying to focus bloodshot eyes on the dating advice — "Male 'turn-ons' that aren't" — in Glamour.

"It just felt like this really heavy downpour — as it does when you're young, right?" she confided from the hair and makeup trailer on a Manhattan Beach soundstage just before the launch of the CW's "Jane the Virgin" in the fall.

"I stole a book once," she suddenly confides, "from Holloway Prison".

And though I speak not praise, I must confide, From Kings to Queens, you're all I'll ever ride.

He grappled too with stage fright, confiding from London in 1904: "Before each performance starts, I get so nervous that I am very nearly beastly with everyone … they say that camomile works well".

Her own fears, she confided, ranged from vicarious preperformance jitters to outright horror.

These people have now been joined in Iraq by a whole army of private contractors and eager entrepreneurs to whom shall be confided everything from the writing of textbooks and the constitution to the refashioning of Iraqi political life and its oil industry.

Interaction effects were only evident when considering social support from friends; among those who confided in friends, perceived support from friends decreased from baseline to Time 2, F (1,97) = 10.71, p = .001, and again at Time 3, F (1,97) = 4.72, p = .03.03

And on confiding words from a friend in Redding, whose own conversations with God had revealed an astounding Olympic possibility.

This was because, he confides, apart from the acting, he is not great at being an actor.