Sentence examples for item tells from inspiring English sources
A news item tells of a strip-teaser who was arrested for doing a dance with a stuffed gorilla because it was lewd.
By S. J. Perelman The New Yorker, January 12 , 1952P. 22 A news item tells of a strip-teaser who was arrested for doing a dance with a stuffed gorilla because it was lewd.
The New Yorker, January 12 , 1952P. 22 A news item tells of a strip-teaser who was arrested for doing a dance with a stuffed gorilla because it was lewd.
Because I know the person or persons mentioned in an item, and know or knew their fathers and their mothers, and in some cases their grandfathers and their grandmothers, and in a few cases, for that matter, their great-grandfathers and their great-grandmothers, I can sense the inner significance and the inner importance of the occurrence that the item tells about; it lurks between the lines.
The website and app also will help you find restaurants that feature ocean-friendly seafood choices--like the stellar Waterbar overlooking the San Francisco Bay where we ate dinner our last night on the West Coast and where every menu item tells you how the fish was caught, and where.
MIKE WEINSTOCK A recent item told of a tour agent planning a Manhattan visit for a group of elderly Southern women.
Imagining that they are museum curators, students evaluate the historical significance of three or four of the items cited in the article (depending on number of groups; each group should be assigned to a different set of objects) based on the following criteria (written on the board for easier student access): –Does this item tell a unique story about the event?
Every day I post an item, tell the story behind it, and give it away to someone who wants it.
If your friend purchases the same item, tell her, "That item belonged to my parent/sibling".
If you have broken or damaged someone's item, tell them, apologize, and replace it if at all possible.
Finding dust on items tells the customer the product has been there for some time and may be outdated.
