Sentence examples for tells normally from inspiring English sources

Sexual stimulation spurs nerves in the penis to release NO, which tells normally condensed smooth muscle in the penis to loosen up.

"I was charged five pounds for a cover note, which I was later told normally costs just a pound," said Jeanu Thomas, who visited northern Nicosia with his family on Wednesday night.

The state normally tells people what is good for them, but people should have as much control over their lives as possible and be self-reliant.

"I told her normally people don't stop working until they are quite old.

In future generations-if any-some historian may find it worthy of a footnote that during a recent weekend TV viewers were told by normally sensible political commentators that faced with a Soviet takeover of its oil supply in the Middle East, the U.S. might resort to the threat or actual use of nuclear arms.

The New Yorker, February 4 , 1980P. 25 In future generations-if any-some historian may find it worthy of a footnote that during a recent weekend TV viewers were told by normally sensible political commentators that faced with a Soviet takeover of its oil supply in the Middle East, the U.S. might resort to the threat or actual use of nuclear arms.

Newport County assistant manager Jimmy Dack told BBC Radio Wales: "Normally we're very good on set pieces but we conceded two, which was really disappointing on our behalf.

Doncaster boss Brian Flynn told BBC Radio Sheffield: "Normally we start with a high tempo, get in the opposition's half and put them under pressure.

Denver-based political analyst and son of Holocaust survivors Eric Sondermann told KDVR "Normally, the first side to invoke Hitler loses in politics, but this may not be in the same category".

Women often identified doctors as educators: "The doctor normally tells me what to do and he usually gives me newsletters and magazines on diabetes".

"It short-circuits the interferon-gamma signal that normally tells cells to stop dividing".