Having confided to the heavy-lipped.
Smuts, having confided his difficulties to Marais towards the end of 1891 received by immediate return a cheque for £50.
Green, for his part, was reported to have confided to his close friend and later brother-in-law that "I can never think of him but as the chubby pot-bellied little Rugby boy" (Symonds, 1968 69, vol. 2, p.774).
He had confided in her for years — since they each left Indianapolis for college, he at Cornell, she at Swarthmore.
Scott Ritter, a former weapons inspector for the United Nations, who has known Chalabi for seven years, said that Chalabi had confided to him his plans to run Iraq once America had liberated it.
He then pretends to get a nicer personality, but gets less able as a doctor as he pretends to take the penicillin they prescribe him, and everyone falls for House's trick (which he has confided to Wilson).
"I'm looking for a real relationship right now," Jonathan has confided to the List.
She had confided in him, and for some reason he felt compelled to find and tell me.
In that sense, I truly do feel bad for him and I wish he could have confided in someone.
Multiple Republican campaign sources and operatives have confided that none of the remaining candidates for president have completed a major anti-Trump opposition research effort.
Fox shrugged when asked why Cilins had confided in him.
