Sentence examples for tell dear from inspiring English sources
You got it all or most, and I can tell, dear.
And when he died, he had this wish for his son: "Tell dear Stephen that it is his dying father's last request to prosecute the enterprise that he had commenced".
Time shall tell, dear friends, so if you've a nice pair of man hands and believe in the stylus, I'd suggest listening up during Samsung's CES announcements.
The rest of the gay sexual repertory seems to have been acceptable enough to keep you alive, but not that acceptable that you wanted to tell Dear Diary about every jot and tittle.
She's vomiting at unexpected moments (though she claims not to be pregnant) and, finally, admits that there's something she has to tell dear old dad as he starts to drag her out of the house to the emergency room.
Search for "women" in Persian and you're told, "Dear Subscriber, access to this site is not possible".
Even if she hadn't been a prominent war correspondent, Martha Gellhorn's place in our cultural lore would be secure because she was the one Hemingway wife who told dear Ernest what he could do with his macho posturing.
A Comcast representative told Dearing the company could only keep its dates unchanged for customers "who only have one service" but not for him, since he subscribed to both cable and Wi-Fi.
It has to go! Oh, tell me, dear, don't pigs love their cages, and farmers pay them tip-top wages?
"Tell me, dear lady, have you any children, by any — er — chance?" September 8 , 2014
Created entirely of biodegradable corrugated cardboard (without screws and wedges) in "special employment centres" where labourers surely whistle while they work, the chair sounded so promising.But tell me, dear reader, what do you make of this?
