Sentence examples for telling start from inspiring English sources

The Owen-Prior vision is flawed both intellectually and politically: a telling start to the post-euro British debate that will now unfold.

Ms. Parkinson got things off to a telling start with a long solo in which she tripped about the stage like a well-behaved but drifting schoolgirl, blank-faced and eventually hilarious.

But he said he was telling start-up companies they should show a profit and have $15 million to $20 million in sales each quarter before they seek public investors.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

We need to stop telling and start asking.