Sentence examples for tell a future from inspiring English sources

So should I tell a future employer, during an interview, that I'm currently on sabbatical?

Should you tell a future employer you were sacked from your last job?

You say: 'If you do this then you'll get a lesser sentence; if you do you will have fewer bad things to tell a future girlfriend about your self'".

It's also the secret buried in the garden, the thing that tells a future generation that their ancestors lied about their past.

"This afternoon we are going to outline our plan to maintain the UK's nuclear deterrent," David Gould, then the chief operating officer at the Defence Equipment and Support Organisation, told a future deterrent industry day event.

But when your customer service person, nice as she may be, tells a future passenger "not to make a big deal of this because there's a lot of moving parts," that's somewhat insulting.

If you want a job in politics, you can't tell a current or future minister to fuck off.

So Ed Miliband didn't just deliver a blunt message to his activists on public spending - he wanted to tell a wider audience a future Labour government wouldn't plunge Britain deeper into the red.

4. Settle on an interior plan after consulting with Lisa Whited, a space consultant in Portland, Me., who appreciates the special nature of cabin life and who has her own cabin story to tell (in a future posting).

They teach grammar to idiot reporters who could not tell a dangling participle from the future subjunctive.

The fate of the Mousavi family as well as their political allies and public sympathizers in the quashed Green Movement will tell a lot about Iran's future.