Sentence examples for told of anything from inspiring English sources

But I haven't been told of anything".

"We haven't seen any licences being issued, we haven't been told of anything and there is no company drilling in the park," said Bontshetse.

"I should have been told of anything that was current, post the election of Tony Blair's government in early May 1997," he said.

There is no remotely coherent account of structural economic change in which top-end peer-reviewed medical research needs to be a less significant part of our economy.But the people who are voting to cut funding for NIH do not have a coherent account of structural economic change, or, as far as I can tell, of anything at all.

Mrs Neil said when they first arrived at the home, aged six, the girls were told their tongues would be cut out if they told anyone of anything that happened to them.

Nor are we told much of anything about their context.

For another, according to BuzzFeed News, the Pentagon hasn't been told much of anything about keeping tabs on the three provinces of the new "de-escalation zone" in southwest Syria, Daraa, Sweida, and Quneitra, to make sure the ceasefire is actually being honored.

For another, according to Buzzfeed News, the Pentagon hasn't been told much of anything about keeping tabs on the three provinces of the new "de-escalation zone" in Southwest Syria, Daraa, Sweida and Quneitra, to make sure the ceasefire is actually being honored.

At the second meeting, the chief engineer said that he ran the plant, and that the most important thing for Mr. Fox to remember was to tell him of anything the plant manager told him to do.

Games like Wednesday night's drubbing of an injury-riddled mess of an Atlanta team, after all, don't tell much of anything.

I wasn't told anything of what to expect when I arrived at court, whether the CPS would provide me with a solicitor, or what lines of questioning the defence might pursue.