Sentence examples for when I related from inspiring English sources

"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".

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

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

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.

"Are you serious?" the Brownsville native cried when I related the expert's comments to him, his tone incredulous.

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

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

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.