Sentence examples for tells over from inspiring English sources

Lukash comes up with a fascinating predictive tool, "The Physical-Emotional Grid," which demonstrates, essentially, that if a teen's unhappiness with his or her appearance is rooted in a real physical problem, like those mentioned above, then surgery will result in happiness, because it removes the cause (he tells over and again how former patients now lead "happy" lives).

Another tells, over the plane's intercom, a dumb-blonde joke.

The cumulative effect of the stories he tells over 900 pages is in itself overwhelming enough.

Whereas geophysical surveys provide a horizontal picture of how the sites expanded over space, microstratigraphic studies provide a vertical perspective of the social processes that built the tells over time.

The stories Jean tells over tea and cake, during the weeks that follow, evoke the turbulent years of her own life and 20th-century America: a lost lover, a father and brother scarred by war, a niece swept up in the revolutionary underground of the 1960s.

As we've been told over and over, those indulgences add up.

"The classic ones get told over and over again in updated dress," Dundes noted.

The narrative of European colonialism is told over and over again in an inaccurate and "whitewashed" manner.

She insisted on hearing his tales told over and over, "just so".

"We get told over and over again that there's no money".

I mean, it was a massive deal, as we were told over and over again.