Sentence examples for going round telling from inspiring English sources

"We immediately started going round telling people to evacuate" he says.

"They are going round telling everyone that the Vienna convention gives us clear acquired rights, but it doesn't.

[He] made a big impression on people that knew him, because he was such an unusual person … coming from this different era of V-neck sweaters and sports jackets, yet having this incredible vision of the Universal Machine, and going round telling people he was homosexual".

But too many moderate party figures who should know better are going round telling people how they "cannot bring themselves" to vote for Sadiq Khan as London mayor next year or even how they want Ukip to win the Oldham by-election.

"Now Ed Miliband and his colleagues are going round telling everyone that privatisation will eventually destroy everything that is precious about the NHS.

"I write all the tips down in a little black book, so I can go round telling people they were wrong.

So is my wife, who's Croatian and went round telling everybody to put a bet on Mario Ancic when he beat Federer.

It was walking around that very special place that gave me the idea.' (The town, called Eskibahce in the book, will be recognisable to those who know Turkey, 'but I'm not going to go round telling people').

When we recorded the string ­quartet at Abbey Road, it was so ­thrilling to know his idea was so ­correct that I went round telling ­people about it for weeks.

When we recorded the string quartet at Abbey Road, it was so thrilling to know his idea was so correct that I went round telling people about it for weeks.

You don't have to go round telling those people that they're fat – but if they ask you if they're fat, you don't have to shriek theatrically and then, wearing your most sincere face, tell them: "Don't say that.