Sentence examples for desperately told from inspiring English sources

"It's he," Bibiji desperately told D. "He's been imagining things — about you and her.

Collecting the Greek marbles left him nearly bankrupt, and he desperately told the British Museum he needed 74,000 pounds just to cover his expenses.

Volunteers and organizers we meet desperately told us to hold their interviews tight and unreleased until they renewed their visa or left the country, as any surfacing of their involvement in activism would lend them to hours of interrogation, prospective detainment and in many cases, deportation.

At the start, she's in a phone booth, desperately telling a friend that she's sure she's going to die.

The show's promo desperately tells us that MAFS (please let's get this going as shorthand for "worse than your mind can handle") is setting Twitter alight.

Equal marriage apparently matters more to the electorate than the economy – or, at least, that's what Anglo-American conservatives, facing multiple drubbings at the ballot box, are desperately telling themselves.

The patients, demoralised, hopeless, sometimes chained – and mostly comprising the illiterate and ultra-poor – desperately tell anyone who is willing to listen that if there is a hell in earth, it is this hospital.

As my daughters will desperately tell you, we're still three episodes away from knowing how this story ends.

"Not desperately", I told him, "but I feel I ought to keep the option open".

"I don't understand the people on the council and why they're driving people to vote against something Cornwall needs desperately," he told BBC Sport.

"No, no, he needs you desperately," he tells her.