Sentence examples for informed us with from inspiring English sources

Ms Mendoza skates over this, noting she had seen "the division of Gitmo and Cuba" and that the Marines "informed us with a little bit of history".

Following his snort of derision at our mention of a chart record, he then informed us with a contemptuous sneer that the piano solo on the record was taken from Khachaturian's piano concerto.

We took a ride with the Marines around the land to see the division of Gitmo and Cuba while they were informed us with a little bit of history.

So began a day of confusion and fear, followed by several years of indignation, frustration, and litigation, as we struggled to find out why -- as the agent's supervisor soon informed us with a similarly strange look on her face -- we'd both "turned up on the FBI's no-fly list".

The newspaper Libération said: "We therefore hope that those responsible politically who know more than us have the information available to inform us with assurance that it was an Islamist attack signed by this or that organisation".

But he generously uses everything he has learned to inform us with the distinctive evenhandedness and honesty we have learned to expect from his journalism.

In terms of cognitive processing, therefore, we can view subthalamic nucleus DBS as a reversible means by which to alter subthalamic nucleus firing, and we have used this in vivo human model to inform us with regard to the role of the subthalamic nucleus in probabilistic choice.

"I think the arancinis are not quite spicy enough," he informs us, with an eaten-it-all-before air.

All eight of the zoo's lions, he informs us with grim satisfaction, hit the streets when a bomb destroyed one of the walls of their habitat.

This, they inform us with the sort of dreary lack of appetite you'd expect from a group such as Cash, "demonstrates that it is technically possible to produce cheese with less salt in it".

This does not prevent Osborne's acolytes in the press from informing us with glee that this latest budget, with its full-frontal assault on tax credits, is all part of the unravelling of Brown's painstaking attempt to alleviate poverty in this country.