Sentence examples for told to share from inspiring English sources

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Not Sharing Your Story in an Honest Light Chances are high you'll be told to share your story with the world.

At the same time they are being told to share power with rival Syrian Kurdish groups.

In some cases tourists who had booked a single room with an en-suite had been told to share a room without a bathroom with three strangers.

We are told to share their values, pet them and please them, but they dodged the vows, have pawned the ring and are, even now, buying bin bags and shovels.

The teachers were specifically told to share those courses syllabuses in which students were required to hand in an assignment.

Some people had to be told to share.

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We are all Ancient Mariners, carrying the stories that we are compelled to tell, to share and pass on.

He was keen to make this film before Slumdog, but couldn't persuade Aron Ralston, an all-American outdoorsman, whose true story it tells, to share his vision.

Residents were told to expect to share a bedroom with two to four other people.

This double standard is felt keenly by young women, who are more likely to be told not take intimate images of themselves than their male peers are to be told not to share any they are sent.

Although the drug representatives are told not to share the prescribing details with doctors, some nonetheless have confronted doctors with the data.

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