Sentence examples for told fortunes from inspiring English sources
Mrs. Norton told fortunes in tea cups and was psychic.
She told fortunes and healed the sick, dispensing charms and potions called gris-gris.
Billing herself as a psychic reader and adviser, Marie Castello had told fortunes on the Asbury Park Boardwalk since the 1930s.
By James Thurber The New Yorker, December 12 , 1936P. 39 Mrs. Norton told fortunes in tea cups and was psychic.
The West Pier at Brighton, where Gipsy Rose Lee told fortunes and Graham Greene's Pinkie skulked murderously in Brighton Rock, could lose lottery funding in a legal challenge from Brighton Pier which survives precariously on funfairs and amusement arcades.
To defend her, Boria, who once told fortunes sitting on a telephone wire, takes up a life of crime, robbing banks, divebombing movie screens to give a kiss to Vivian Leigh (shades of Mr. Gabriadze's early loves) and hanging out with "false blondes," as he calls a group of prostitutes from Tbilisi.
"You just had perma-smile," one former Netscapee told Fortune.
Earlier in the year, Banikarim told Fortune that being patient is key in the workplace.
"The whole business thing is predicated a lot on the tax laws," Keith Richards told Fortune.
Mr. Scott wondered if behaving differently could enhance the company's reputation, he told Fortune.
"There was some confusion there," a company spokesman, Bill Plummer, told Fortune.
