Sentence examples for tell meaning from inspiring English sources

Denmark's Only Exorcist Is Rather Busy.

Putting Their Money Where Their Mouth Is A 2013 Accenture study on Women in Technology found that 25percentt of women believe that it was important for an organization to show and not tell, meaning it is important for an organization to follow through with their promises to include and welcome more women into the workplace.

A federal appeals court in California has issued a temporary stay reversing Judge Virginia Phillips's worldwide injunction against Don't Ask Don't Tell — meaning that, once again, openly gay service members are not welcome.

Something had got at him, she was told (meaning some animal), after the body was washed ashore.

She believed "nothing could be worse" than being told meaning could only be found in a certain thing – like work – and then having that source of meaning taken away.

"You don't have to go through with this," Leda tells him, meaning to tell him of the grade change, but finishing, "Karl isn't worth it.

A lie we tell without meaning to hurt someone, for example when I say to you – you look nice today!

However, as we reveal, it hasn't written to its customers to tell them, meaning some are still paying more.

"It's mad people gathered at this shop," Straw told me, meaning the place was crowded.

"She had her affair," Martin had told Julia, meaning his wife.

The buildings were called gecekondu, Demirbaş told me, meaning "built in the night".