Sentence examples for tell started from inspiring English sources

If you look close here at the end there's these little majiggers you can tell started out wanting to be fingers but didn't form.

When her band's album "Fever to Tell" started gaining national attention on television and radio, Karen O, who sometimes crawls around the stage and sucks the microphone during Yeah Yeah Yeah performances, gave Ms. Joy enough commissions for Ms. Joy to quit her day job.

There was much to tell, starting with the fact that the worst day of his life, 60 Octobers past, had been a minor Jewish fast day.

Wenders, I am told, started working on this film almost twenty years ago, with Bausch's coöperation.

Mitt Romney, we are told, started out with nothing.

With a big smile and a warm handshake, Fred Wilpon, the Mets' principal owner, told starting pitcher Mike Pelfrey that he loved Pelfrey's recent playful dig at him.

All told, starting in 2006, the NFL will receive $3.7 billion for TV rights to its games, up 56% from its current take of $2.4 billion.

If the person that your friend told starts telling people, tell them to stop.

So around Girls Can Tell I started learning the piano.

"I forgot to tell you, starting next week, we are going to start to tutor your son.

He phoned to tell them: "Start without me.