Sentence examples for told that when a from inspiring English sources

We're told that when a class of Year 3 students passed the Prime Minister in the corridor, several of them asked excitedly: "Are you Gordon Brown?

Surfers don't need to be told that when a wave breaks actual water particles, rather than simply the waveform, begin to move forward.

And do we really have to be told that when a stock has gained 167% in six months that it's "up a whopping 167%?" In Europe it seems that just a half a percent separates whopping from not whopping: "BMW surged 2.79 euros, or 8.3%.

I don't know about pigs and chickens, but I am told that when a cow breaks wind it emits methane gas, contributing to the greenhouse effect that causes global warming.

Health volunteers told that, when they see an injured person, they generally encourage patients and say "don't worry, it will be all right, you will recover".

I never could've told that!'" When he first became a Jesuit, he said, he'd already been a scientist for twenty years.

The roundtable was told that when an occupier moves into a building, all too often they fail to collaborate with the landlord on finding ways to save energy.

For instance, police recruits are told that when entering a Puerto Rican household they are likely to encounter a lot of "eye-checking".

"We were told that when you become a CHW you will get an incentive so I thought it would help me and my family".

Were you told that when you were a kid?

I'm told that when you leave, a lot of that stuff mostly turns out to have been pretty unimportant.