Sentence examples for mentioned to someone from inspiring English sources

When I mentioned to someone, some friend or acquaintance, that I was going up there for the summer, he told me I should take my fishing rod.

Our first encounter was in the staffroom when I mentioned to someone that I had just seen DW Griffith's Intolerance at the Cinémathèque.

So realistic is his turf, he said proudly, that a neighbor once mentioned to someone else on the street how green the Hague lawn was, not realizing it was made in a factory.

Last week I mentioned to someone that today is World Day Against Child Labor.

It's funny, we were sitting in the finals room, the top 16 competitors, they had us backstage, and I mentioned to someone else, "Ah, it's all guys," and it's just sort of accepted, no one even has second thoughts about that … But I think it's just 'cause it's sort of probably just a repeating cycle.

Analyses adjusted for gender, age group, education level, parental status, and previous exposure to the ad As Fig.  1 indicates, all of the health consequences ads (Toxic fat, Piece of string, Measure up) along with Become a swapper were selected more frequently than by chance by participants both in terms of being most likely to be mentioned to someone else and to motivate lifestyle change.

While the store draws shoppers from throughout the county, its local feel allows staff members to mention to someone that another customer has already bought the Thomas the Tank engine accessory for a certain 4-year-old's birthday party, and can then recommend something else.

Just a couple of days ago I was mentioning to someone how Bret Easton Ellis's American Psycho inadvertently turned out to be the single best chronicle of the entire ethos of the 1980s.

"He told me that he had mentioned my name to someone and told them I was a nice boy and a very good bowler.

Although the house feels tiny it seems like I keep finding new rooms and mention to someone that there are so many rooms someone can get lost.

Few participants (lower than chance) selected Correctly identified as the ad they would most likely mention to someone else or that would be most likely to motivate them to change their lifestyle.