Sentence examples for famous tell from inspiring English sources

Do the diaries of the famous tell us useful things, or - a la Currie - merely divert attention?

Another way that the meeting might begin is with the famous "Tell me about yourself" request.

So the next time someone saddles up to you and tells you why do you need to write because after all, you're famous, tell that person exactly why you do need to write.

Let it be known that the GLBT community is no longer interested in being pals with the powerful or having the famous tell us we are fabulous - unless it leads to action.

From Charlie Sheen to Lance Armstrong, what have the rich and famous told us?

A spokesman for Nathan's Famous told Jeff on Tuesday that its flagship stand on Surf Avenue would probably not reopen this year.

But David Chase, who created the television series that made Mr. Gandolfini famous, told the congregation at the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine that he had a different lyric in mind: "One of Us," sung by Joan Osborne.

Libeskind, whose Jewish Museum in Berlin made him internationally famous, told Smith that he was working on a German military-history museum in Dresden, and Smith passed the information on to me.

The famous tells or archaeological mounds of Mesopotamia - rich repositories of man's earliest history once carefully dug by the likes of Agatha Christie's archaeologist husband Max Mallowan - are now systematically being plundered with heavy machinery to fill the coffers of Islamist militant group Isis.

The most famous telling of a celebrated love story, this 12th-century epic is thought to have inspired everyone from Shakespeare Romeo and Julietto to Derek and the Dominos (who named their album after Leyla).

Its name naturally stems from George Costanza's famous telling of "The Story of Festivus" on Seinfeld, although — save a canceled yearly attempt at placing the pig's head atop a long metal pole — there are no similar traditions.