Sentence examples for telling to have from inspiring English sources

"By the time he got to me, I believe that he had increased the story he was telling to have new details that were never shared before, and that he was essentially adding on to the foundation of some basic psychiatric symptoms," Dr. Barr testified, according to a transcript.

For interviews, they are told to have questions ready.

Many of these patients are told to have more investigations.

People with polyps are usually told to have the test every three years.

Matthew Holehouse in the Daily Telegraph says Cabinet Office civil servants have been told to have a "no email Thursday".

That's where they had been told to have their photograph taken.

All subjects were told to have their meals at least 2 h before start of study.

Participants were told to have the right to quit during the group discussion because the participation was to be voluntary.

Maize is sometimes planted in rows along tree trunks, a practice farmers were told to have learnt from their parents.

As expected, item 9 (ever been told to have rheumatoid arthritis) was strongly associated with the rheumatoid arthritis group.

Item 9 (ever been told to have rheumatoid arthritis) was associated directly with rheumatoid arthritis but inversely with psoriatic arthritis.