Sentence examples for instance to tell from inspiring English sources

One person recalled that Mr. Gingrich advised them, for instance, to tell Republicans that the organization was not explicitly government backed — and, at the time, it was not — but also not as freewheeling as Wall Street banks, occupying a responsible middle ground.

It is impossible, for instance, to tell if Mia Kitchensink, the long-legged, titan-blond boutique owner who puts together a lot of parties at Filthy's favorite virtual pub, is 19 years old or 90, whether she's a housewife from St . Louisor a radical Dutch politician, or, because she doesn't use voice chat, whether she is even female.

The device can also be configured to automatically send geofenced notifications to the companion app — for instance to tell a parent their child has arrived at or left school.

"We need to encourage front-line NHS employees who see problems to come forward, in the first instance to tell their own institution about them, but then having the ability to go beyond that if they don't think anything is being done about their concerns".

The state copper company, Codelco, for instance, has refused to tell even Congress how much its top managers earn.

In that instance you have to tell them the team may need to know this, because it could end up in the newspaper.

The flip side of that authority, of course, is that he cannot cope with its loss — cannot, for instance, bring himself to tell his wife, Megumi (Kyoko Koizumi), that he has been made redundant.

For instance, I wanted to tell him that feather-light touch too soon made me ticklish, and I preferred instead a more grounding grasp to start.

This can be difficult for providers sometimes when, for instance, they have to tell an AIDS patient that the drugs they need are not available.

How does it help, for instance, to be told that one of Olive's children, Hedda, "was the traitor in all tales of chivalry and myths.

It isn't even slightly funny, for instance, to be told that many of the Oxford students of Powell's generation "thought it sapiens to be homo" (that line wasn't even funny when Anthony Burgess first used it in "The Wanting Seed").