Sentence examples for when I relate from inspiring English sources

"Perhaps you should have done it naked," says my friend when I relate my depressing experience.

When I relate it to Lee Sherman, he tells me, "You've read my mind".

However, when I relate the science to descriptions of "bling-blinging rims" on car wheels, I am guaranteed a look of shock, an outburst of laughter and enough attention to relate the basics of the oxidative process.

Holloway chuckles when I relate this to him; he lasted even less than 10 minutes as a silent witness when he first saw the show, and his suggestion of donating a tree to a public school was smashed by no less than the founding artistic director of Kneehigh Theatre, who dot-pointed why it was impractical before concluding it was "stupid".

This is something that can still mysteriously confound me, and when I relate this to Petry and Drillot, they share their own stories of missed social cues.

I don't intend to remove or hide myself in the self-portraits, but obviously I don't expect someone to experience me by glancing at the images the same way my close ones might see me when I relate to them normally in my private life.

"In Maplewood?" asked each E.R. staffer when I related what had happened to me.

When I related this account to one of Kyle's officers, he replied, sardonically, "I never heard that story".

"Aunt Martha never used raisins or sugar or cinnamon; her kugel was savory," my mother said when I related my fantasy.

When I related this story to Mary Anthony over lunch recently, she raised her eyebrows and shot me a look that said, "No way".

When I related my tale recently to Teresa Ghilarducci, a behavioral economist at The New School who studies retirement and investor behavior, she let out the kind of sigh that made it clear that she had heard it all before.