Sentence examples for tell prospects from inspiring English sources

A1 The Reality of Legal Work A large Washington law firm, Howrey Simon Arnold & White, hoping to give law students a realistic look at professional life, will tell prospects for next summer's internship program that they can expect to work longer hours and receive fewer perks than they would at rival firms.

"The greatest gift I can give you is the truth," Wright often tells prospects.

He told prospects, "You get to shape the direction of computational astrophysics.

They said recruiters falsified documents and told prospects to lie about medical conditions or police records.

At Maine, Blodgett tells prospects: "I've been there; I know what it takes.

Content marketing tells prospects that if they enjoy this free information we give them right now, they'll get even more value by committing to working with us or buying from us.

Separately, former senior CIA official Mike Scheuer told Prospect magazine: "MI6 and MI5 know of the worth of the programmes we ran.

The Dagenham and Rainham MP, who ran against Ms Harman for deputy leader in 2006, told Prospect magazine: "Early Blair was brilliant when he talked about rights and responsibilities, but the focus groups destroyed that – he lost that ethic.

Thornberry told Prospect that she questions the future of the so-called doctrine of the Responsibility to Protect, the legal basis to intervene in other countries for humanitarian purposes.

Jon Cruddas, who is expected to join the leadership battle this week, told Prospect magazine that the Labour government got its policy on immigration wrong and that it had breached its "tacit covenant with the people".

It can be hard to tell the prospects from the "system guys" on tape.Full capsules at nytimes.com/ fifthdown.