Sentence examples for get told about from inspiring English sources
The more people we get told about, the more we're going to be able to help".
"I would always get told about some distant relative who lived up north," she says.
Even when you click on the link offering more information about a "strong new economy" you only get told about "tax cuts and incentives for small businesses".
We get told about reams of data and evidence when tackle laws are amended but when laws are being overlooked, the shutters go up and no due process is taken as to why.
The loss of these vivid, tough female characters put me in mind of Daphne Sawle's observation, in "The Stranger's Child," that women tend to be pushed to the periphery of the stories that get told about men's lives.
Harriet Rose, a final-year student on the tick accredited modelmaking BA at the Arts University Bournemouth, says: "We get told about work experience opportunities by our tutors, who have all worked in industry.
Who gets told about the movements of sex offenders?
He gets told about 'crash for cash' – doctoring car accidents for insurance claims – so he gets involved in that.
But little also ever gets told about the deaths, and the role of lifeguards in them.
Then he shows the President's rabbit-in-headlights expression while at a children's literacy event, getting told about the second plane hitting the towers.
Ten Doeschate accepted that conditions were not fit but he said: "I don't want to get myself into trouble, but we keep getting told about Test and division one grounds [with better drainage].
