Sentence examples for think you tell from inspiring English sources

"Does it matter what I think?" You tell me.

"I don't think you tell the enemy when you are going to leave," he said.

And again, I think, you tell them what you would tell your family.

What are we making when we make something forbidden, when we lay down the law in no uncertain terms?" It's hard not to think: you tell me, it's your book.

"I don't know how you tell children about this, but I think you tell them the truth," said the mayor, who also has a daughter in the second grade at the school.

How do you view the balance between telling painful truths that run the risk of panicking people, like "we are unprepared in some areas, perhaps," versus putting a positive face on things? A. I think you tell the public the truth.

I think you told somebody that you were in danger of becoming more overexposed than Paris Hilton.

After the game, NBC's Michele Tafoya asked Rodgers, "What do you think you told the critics tonight?" Rodgers said, "Shh," and walked away.

Teacher Diane also gives prompts such as, "I think you told us before".

"What do you think you told the critics tonight?" asked NBC sideline reporter Michele Tafoya.

She's now enjoying the challenge of saying, "I know you think you told me so, but watch".