Sentence examples for told is now from inspiring English sources

She's been to dressage and, I'm told, is now "caught behind a tractor".

The country, we are told, is now in a better mood, seeing our two parties work together.

The community, Daniel was told, is now just a handful of elderly women, the only Egyptian Jews left in the country.

Plays don't come much bigger or more ambitious than Lucy Kirkwood's Chimerica: the kind of epic political piece we're always told is now out of fashion.

That boy, Tengo, through whose eyes the alternating chapters are told, is now a part-time maths teacher and failing novelist, and happily he shares that memory of Aomame, though he has no idea what has become of her, and how fate (or fiction) might reunite them.

A largely unsupervised Google has been allowed to interpret and implement the ruling in whichever way it sees fit, steamrollering nuanced, justifiable requests from people who object to Google's subjective search index – which, we are told, is now the public record for the digital age.

How much he tells is now the question.

Finally and most bizarrely, showing and telling is now "storytelling".

The pantry site, as best as Mr. Schrade can tell, is now a closet that in all likelihood will remain accessible only to librarians.

Archer has sold over 250 million books around the world; his latest novel, Only Time Will Tell, is out now.

The story most are telling is that BofA is now free.