Sentence examples for confided over from inspiring English sources
"We need the new constituency boundaries in place," one Tory insider confided over the mulled wine.
One dedicated coaching development officer in Scotland confided over the weekend that he thought radical changes were required.
After ten minutes, he confided, over the music, "I just realized you're going to use dancing in the dark as a metaphor for a shy performer!
The New York Times, in vetting separate allegations against Trump of inappropriate touching or unwanted kissing, contacted six people in whom the women had confided over the years.
"The Judge [meaning Mr. Neal] is one of these fourth dimension fellows," Jim confided over a Coca-Cola, "he ought to get down to earth".
The week before, I had been visiting my grandmother, who confided over lunch that I'd become her worst fear: a single, 40-year-old woman with no prospects for marriage.
By the fifth day, one woman, who had been previously aloof, was confiding over cocktails that the Queena personal friend, we were given to understandcan herself be a trifle, well, cool on occasion.
Whereas in "Sex and the City" Sarah Jessica Parker's Carrie seduced viewers with flirty charm and a witty, confiding voice-over, Frances is tightly controlled and emotionally exhausted, all icy reserve to Carrie's warm exuberance.
"I'm still hung over," he confided to a friend.
When we wondered aloud about the name of this restaurant, an attractive blond woman at the next table walked over and confided: "It's named for me.
Boss is used to rolling with the punches and surviving real estate take-overs, and confided that he's got even a few more tricks up his sleeve.
