Sentence examples for told pieces from inspiring English sources

People often turn up to Siegal's galleries in Santa Fe to show him supposedly rare pieces purchased abroad and "99 times out of 100, people are told pieces are centuries old when they're merely 20 years old".

They might not have nailed the entire plot, but Watergate – a trivial story by comparison – was told piece by piece in two years.

Defenders of the verdicts pointed out that, in interview, Quick had revealed telling pieces of information from each of the crimes that only the killer would know.

It's like that summer camp game where everyone tells pieces of a story.

To me that's the strangest and most telling piece of evidence.

As a telling piece of evidence, try asking a political insider in Dublin where the parties sit in the European Parliament: the odds are that he will not know.

It's a telling piece of recruitment: despite the warehouse disguise, this ain't about the grunge.

The Foreign Office has its own liaison group with unions, at which bangers and mash were served in the grand building - a telling piece of symbolism.

The concept of heroes is alien, and I think that's a very telling piece of our national ethos - no one deserves to be better than anyone else".

But the most telling piece of evidence is that the upstairs neighbours had complained a few days earlier that one of the chimneys in the block was defective.

I read a telling piece of advice online – a question really: "If I had known then, pre-offer, what I know now, post-offer, would I have offered?