Sentence examples for papers telling from inspiring English sources
In that interview, Perroncel spoke of papers telling lies about her.
At that point, you'll be free to go down to City Hall and sign papers telling everybody which party you're with.
His campaigners went from house to house asking voters to hand over blank ballot papers, telling them: "Don't worry we'll take care of them".
Meanwhile, prominent Southerners set out on a spin offensive, forming the Southern Historical Society, which published hundreds of papers telling its side of the war and shaping its history.
Soto's sister, Doreen Brown, told them that, two weeks before Soto disappeared, Soto had given her an envelope containing "important papers," telling her not to show the envelope to Morgan, Sr., if anything happened to her. "She knew she was getting ready to die," Brown told me, declaring that Morgan, Sr., "had my sister killed".
But Internet.org product manager Guy Rosen defends the project's benevolent side by reiterating Mark Zuckerberg's white papers, telling me that Internet access can have a profound positive impact on the carrier opportunities and education for people in the developing world.
Why should papers tell people what is important?
The piano-vocal score in Zimmer's papers tells a different story.
The papers tell us that they happen but they never tell us why they happen.
Coming up at 5pm: what do the Panama papers tell us?
It is highly doubtful that people vote as their papers tell them, for instance.
