Sentence examples for telling something to from inspiring English sources

Part of this openness stems from the presumed anonymity of telling something to a machine: computers seem private because of their very facelessness.

Moreover, both will be telling something close to the truth.

All told, something close to 3,000 graduate degrees in planning will be offered in the United States and Canada this June.

It is the difference between being told something and coming to realize it yourself.

"The jury deserves to be told something," Illston told the lawyers, according to The Associated Press.

That's true, but to lie is not the same as not to tell something.

SF: OK, translation is, we're told, something that's supposed to be invisible.

We'll be able to tell something is off.

You usually want to tell something funny.

That's CNBC's problem; they have to tell people something to buy every day.

"I told him put something to support the back".