Sentence examples for consider you told from inspiring English sources

Christina Lambert QC, for the coroner, Sir John Goldring, asked Duckenfield: "Do you consider you told Graham Kelly and others something that was not true?" "Yes ma'am," Duckenfield, 70, replied.

"For today, we consider you family," they were told.

I'd be willing to consider you an angel, Webster told Jefferson, if you could show me a democracy that isn't corrupt, or if you could protect the United States from "the instruments with which vicious and unqualified men destroy the freedom of elections, and exalt themselves into power, trampling first on the great and good, and afterwards on the very people to whom they owe their elevation".

Here are some things to consider before you tell her what you know about her husband or boyfriend that could devastate her.

This is the most important thing to consider as you tell the person you're breaking up.

"Do you consider now that you told them a lie?" Lambert asked.

Some people take offence easier than others, so you might want to consider this before you tell her up-front.

Now you will find tens of people, some of them you consider friends, who tell you that you will fail for hundreds of different reasons.

"I hate the notion that you're not considered 'genuine' unless you tell the world your secrets," she confessed, which may be why she's "attracted to worlds where there's a great disparity between the public and the private" — worlds like that of the "Downton Abbey" books she reviews this week.

You should consider, Mr. Trump told Mr. Comey, jailing journalists who publish classified information.

("He wanted to stay on as the F.B.I. head. And I said I'll, you know, consider," Trump told Holt).