Sentence examples for told of someone from inspiring English sources

I am told of someone living on Sahaba Street, on one of the spokes of roads whose centre is occupied by the spreading foliage and the concrete box-like marker of the grave.

Lee's song tells of someone being visited every decade by the "death angel" but refusing to be taken because they still have too much to live for: "If, at age 80, the death angel comes to take me away/ Please tell him, I am still too useful to go right now".

Khalil and Ayyad were stopped from boarding and told of the complaints: someone was afraid to fly with them.

Don't tell on someone out of hate, only tell on them out of love (in other word, only tell if you are trying to help).

He unknowingly asked directions from The Prince of Wales on the way, only to be told of his royal encounter by someone further down the road.

The lines are arresting, and while not entirely true – not least because of a kind of glibness – they do get at something true about the often uncomfortable transaction that is the telling of someone else's life story.

Thomas begins by recounting three occasions when, to get out of a jam, he told someone of his father's death.

"I told the wife of someone who worked for us and she told my father and he gave me hell".

Once you have told someone of your skills and abilities, repeat telling them and others that you are available!

Someone tells of a couple losing their home of 30 years, unable to pay the new bedroom tax.

Its first story, "Pricey Locksmith," told the tale of someone who, "tired of the cunningness of the New Yorkers," relocates to New Jersey in search of a more peaceful life.