Sentence examples for tell for a from inspiring English sources

The barmaid shakes her head, still miffed he saved his big tell for a stranger.

There was no place in the tale, as far as I could tell, for a man of law.

Meanwhile, overheard in Jakarta: it's possible that this is the only story on Indonesia the world will ever tell for a while.

Huawei promises that its smart systems will keep it that way over the lifespan of the smartphone, but it's not something we'll be able to tell for a year or so.

"If somebody has a chemical problem, you usually see side-effects from it," he explains, "but you can't tell for a long time if someone is just sitting in front of a computer.

And that evolved into this idea of taking the worgen, which is a story we've wanted to tell for a really long time, and make it so that people can change between their human and worgen form.

However, you can't tell for an individual patient whether it's placebo effect or a genuine effect.

Time will tell for the A's.

Because, in the usual situation, detected lesions are treated, it will be impossible to tell for any specific individual whether a detected lesion represents overdiagnosis.

It is one that could probably be told for a large number of fundraising charities.

"It occurred, I've been told, for a very short period of time," she said.