Sentence examples for opportunity telling from inspiring English sources

My daughter takes up the fight at every opportunity, telling other children they are insulting her parents, who are lesbians.

He swore to "get Profumo" at the first opportunity, telling me and many other hacks of his intention.

He also dismissed the prospect of American intervention at every opportunity, telling one audience, "I do not anticipate an enhanced U.S. footprint in this country".

Even when a Turkish worker incises a plate with a solar design in order to make it more valuable, Obermann sees an opportunity, telling Sophia: "The man had by chance drawn precisely the symbol used by some of the Trojan potters!

She's been mentioning the garden at every opportunity, telling Oprah's Magazine a few weeks earlier: "We want to use it as a point of education, to talk about health and how delicious it is to eat fresh food, and how you can take that food and make it part of a healthy diet.

However, for many, the report will be a letdown, a missed opportunity, telling us little we didn't already know or at least strongly suspect.

She was pained by her lack of job opportunities, telling the Guardian in 1991: "You may as well ask, why aren't you employed more, Miss Tutin?

The fact that you were offered these opportunities tells me that you are a very capable scientist.

Of course you can always, at the first opportunity, TELL HIM clearly, firmly but nicely that you are not looking for a relationship.

Labour sees opportunity in telling voters that the government is out of touch.

But what he actually wants is new opportunities for telling us he's doing the right thing.