Sentence examples for re told from inspiring English sources

Swiss Re told PartnerRe it had disclosed the talks to the S.E.C. because it might raise its PartnerRe holdings to 30percentt, a PartnerRe spokeswoman said.

In his speech, Shinseki focused on efforts his department has undertaken for homeless veterans, calling it a success and saying that "it's a never-ending story here that needs to be told, re-told and told well".

When I started N'DIGO some 21 years ago, I wanted to create a print media that discussed the stories untold, mis-told and that needed to be re-told about Black folk.

Lurie has not written any original fiction for children herself but has re-told various folk and fairy tales.

It is even better if this narrative can be readily re-told, so that your story is being disseminated and gaining social proof.

Veloso said the swimmer told them that Lochte was drunk and stressed, and created the fake story that he then re-told on US television.

"It has to be true because it is re-told to every 10 year old who goes near the diving area at the baths".

Cersei seducing Jamie is re-told as "blonde Cher" casting her "pussy power" over "Brother D", while Jon Snow is compared to looking as glamorous as Angela Bassett in Waiting to Exhale.

Two episodes later, my hunch was confirmed when Todd excitedly re-told the entire Great Train Robbery desert caper to his Nazi uncle, including every single awesome, suspenseful detail but one: that pesky kid he'd shot.

His skill lies in weaving the experiences of the fictional Karl and his family into accurately re-told historical events—a burial at sea, a flawed mutiny, an attempted suicide all featuring true-life characters.

They told and re-told Holmes's story until she began to seem less like an actual person, and more like a living symbol of progress, of innovation, of female empowerment.