Sentence examples for theme tell from inspiring English sources

If you're doing the "Hollywood" theme, tell them to dress fancy, because they'll be on the red carpet.

(The Syrian Kurdish representatives who went to France also invoked this theme, telling Hollande, "We are also fighting against those who attacked Charlie Hebdo").

At a campaign stop in Wisconsin, the Republican candidate warmed to that theme, telling supporters that the President's policies were "crushing" the middle class.

John Pearson, the Hartlepool fan who organised the fancy dress theme, told BBC Sport there was "never any intention" for fans to "black up".

Girardi took a larger theme, telling Romine that he has the ability and the savvy to be the starting catcher for the Yankees eventually, and that he should seize the opportunity.

On Oct. 23, he crossed Florida from Daytona Beach to Sarasota, hammering energetically on an economic theme, telling audiences that "Obama's tax increases would put even more people out of work".

Aren't these the traits you want in a commander in chief?" Even Alexandra Kerry echoed the aquatic heroic theme, telling of how her dad saved the family's pet hamster, Licorice, who was bubbling "down to a watery doom," after falling off a dock.

At the recent SNP conference in Inverness Nicola Sturgeon, the Scottish health secretary, echoed her boss's theme, telling delegates it now seemed "inevitable that the Tories, aided and abetted by their Liberal [Democrat] partners, will break up the NHS in England".

With Mr. Giuliani still at his side, Mr. Bush again returned to the terrorism theme, telling several thousand cheering supporters, "On good days and on bad days, whether the polls are up or the polls are down, I am determined to win the war on terror, and I will always support the men and women in uniform".

Galleries tend to feel pressure to have a theme," tells Efstathiou to The Creators Project.

Indeed, Mr. Trump himself commonly returns to this theme, telling Americans just today that his forthcoming budget will "reflect the American people's priorities"—a not-so-subtle reference to his view that the election results confirm that his priorities and American voters' are one and the same.