Sentence examples for starting telling from inspiring English sources
The phrase "starting telling" is not correct and usable in written English
In English, it is more common to say "start to tell" or "start telling." For example: I asked her to tell me her story, and she started to tell me about how she grew up.
"I wouldn't be very happy if people in England starting telling us how to do our politics, so I'm not going to do it back".
We started talking and she starting telling me about how she likes to pull pranks, the kind of pranks that involve conspiring with willing passengers in order to get the goat of a fellow flight attendant.
Barclays has starting telling those staff affected by the bonus cap – the most senior staff likely to be earning more than €750,000 (£622,000) – that they will receive a monthly role-based allowance.
After the show played earlier this year at Don't Tell Mama on West 46th Street -- she will perform again Wednesday, Saturday and next Sunday -- bridesmaids starting telling Ms. Ray their tales.
Parents bought into this message and starting telling their children how smart and talented and wonderful they were.
When I first starting telling people I was going to have a book published, one of the most frequently asked questions I received was: "What name are you going to publish under?" The funny thing is, it had never even occurred to me to publish under any other name but my own (I mean, at least then I could count on the 300 people I'd met in my life to buy the book, right?).
"Then I started telling the world.
I just started telling it.
When did you start telling people?
They need to start telling the truth.
"People started telling me to be careful.
