Sentence examples for tell a fortune from inspiring English sources
After a guest finishes his or her coffee, a host may turn the cup upside down, allow the grounds to cool and then tell a fortune by reading the grounds.
"Early in my career, I can remember being offered a big job," she told a Fortune magazine conference on women and careers last month.
He felt like he was telling a fortune. .
They tell a tranquil- lized fortune: days of luckless labor and sadnesses too frail to utter.
They tell a tranquil-lized fortune:days of lucklesslabor and sadnessestoo frail to utter.Shoulder to shoulder,they fail,the quail of heractual and the quailof her oblivion.
Some say the positioning of the "mud" at the bottom of the cup can tell a person's fortune.
He hurried to the telephone to tell a friend of his good fortune, and while he was away, his seven-year-old son separated all the stamps in the new collection.
It was the first fragrance to bear the name of a designer, and was accompanied by the number five because Chanel had been told by a fortune teller that this was her lucky number.
There is also Katrina, a fortune-telling cat who will tell your fortune for a small bell fee.
I told a friend who made a fortune from gastropubs that we were going to spend a few days in Portofino's Hotel Splendido.
Andrew S. Grove, the co-founder of Intel, put it well in 2005 when he told an interviewer from Fortune, "When everybody knows that something is so, it means that nobody knows nothin'".
