Sentence examples similar to told a middle from inspiring English sources

On the boat, a clerk told a middle-aged Latina that she needed twenty-five thousand dollars instead of twenty-five hundred in order to bail out her son.

The imam behind the proposed Islamic center near ground zero, Feisal Abdul Rauf, told a Middle Eastern newspaper that he believed election-year politics had stoked the debate over the project and blamed a "tiny, vociferous minority" for leading the opposition, in his most expansive comments yet on the controversy.

Last Saturday, Khashoggi told a Middle East Monitor conference in London that the kingdom realised it had gone too far in encouraging President Donald Trump's "deal of the century" by promoting Abu Dis as the future capital of a Palestinian state, and has backed away from what is proving to be a burning issue in Saudi Arabia.

He was the hyperkinetic policy proposer, telling a middle-aged man that the solution to affordable housing was to "have a tax for the very, very superwealthy apartments — $10 million ones".

"The children are exactly like you," Mr. Sarkozy told a group of middle-school children in Paris.

"We have to end this unfair farce," he told a newspaper, "whereby middle-class parents dominate the best schools, when they could afford to pay, and even boast of their moral superiority in using the state system when all they are doing is squeezing out the poor from the best schools".

The nephew told me a Middle Eastern friend of his recently reached into his gym bag, grabbed a towel and draped a towel on this kid's head.

She was told by a middle school teacher that she would be pregnant by 16, She's been turned down from support because of her age, because of being an African American woman and preconceived notions from outside parties.

Nicole even tells a proud middle-aged farmer at a barbecue that she finds rural Arkansas boring.

"We were not just trying to tell a white, middle-class story.

All told, a new study suggests, the middle ear was such a great invention, such an essential part of being a mammal, that once evolution had seized upon it, no crude substitute or older model would do.