Sentence examples for told again by from inspiring English sources
Belkacem initially refused to stand up as Potargent read out the sentence, only rising with a big sigh after being told again by the two policemen seated beside him.
Fifteen minutes later, he returns to the kitchen, having been told again by his superiors to keep quiet.
And teachers are being told (again by whom remains a mystery) that "opt outers" want to hurt the school and teachers.
The prognosis and follow-up are told again by the father who says, "He's got another medicine to get the lead out of his blood and his bones.
I was told again and again by black adults that prominent historically black universities like Hampton's business school had banned all students with dreads and braids from even enrolling.
The story of her life, which she dramatized in a number of high-flown and breathlessly candid memoirs and sermons, was retold by two biographers in the early nineties, Edith Blumhofer and Daniel Mark Epstein, and is now told again, with a determined sociological thrust, by Matthew Avery Sutton, in "Aimee Semple McPherson and the Resurrection of Christian America" (Harvard; $26.95).
We are told again and again — at least twice by Mr. Carr himself — that he used to be a cocaine addict and a single parent on welfare and has seen some things in his day.
By Louise Bogan The New Yorker, April 2, 1938 P. 27 Must I tell again View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Doreen St. Félix.
"Tell again about the prince".
It was not a compulsory family gathering where I make small talk to a far-removed cousin about the bike he got for Christmas (despite not even knowing his name), and get told once again by my granny that I've "gotten awful tall" since she last saw me (which was five minutes earlier, before I left the room).
