Sentence examples for telling for a from inspiring English sources

Indian officials said the documents "confirmed what India has been telling for a long time".

Mr. Engle's is a tale worth telling for a number of reasons, not the least of which is its punch line.

It chugged past houses with snowy rooftops or, telling for a country still recovering from war, gutted houses with no roofs at all.

It was an unremarkable winner, but telling for a final that was as lopsided as the two halves of the women's draw.

Mondschein turned 80 three weeks ago, and he is still coaching college track, still turning unschooled throwers and jumpers into national contenders, still breaking them up with jokes he has been telling for a half-century.

It's something you hope to never use, as Williams said on stage, but the fact it exists at all is telling for a few reasons — the most important to me being accessibility.

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

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.

This is a manuscript with a considerable scholarly "apparatus," including commentary and readings, meant, we are told, for a synagogue.

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