Sentence examples for which I tell from inspiring English sources

"I'm a national security liberal, which I tell people because it's meant to sound absurd," she said.

But it was cut off in 1998, and auctioned for charity, the thought of which, I tell him, gives me the creeps, a little.

The unauthorised biography Gorgeous George, by David Morley, a copy of which, I tell him, is concealed in my bag (Galloway groans), implies, among other things, that he was brash and assertive at school.

Lots of them are available on newsstands everywhere in the form of, well, in this form: And here's a new "Cartoon Lounge" episode in which I tell you more about this surefire cure for the wintertime blues.

I'm throwing myself into Goop.com, my deeply called-for website wherein I order the huddled masses to nourish something called their "inner aspect" via the medium of newsletter communiqués in which I tell them how to cook these amazing things called pancakes, or to get on the non-celebrity waiting list for these amazing cashmere tea towels they just have to have.

To which I tell them this: try being five minutes into the re-write, only to be told that the bus is leaving for the airport in another ten, and being bounced around so much on the airport road (we're with Liverpool again, in Hungary, actually eliminated from Europe this time – serious business) that you end up finishing the piece spreadeagled on the airport floor in front of passport control.

"Which I told her.

"All of which I told Dwight," she said.

I actually have the perfect one, which I told at a recent conference, and really floored people.

At that point, I had completed graduate school and was consumed with finishing my first novel, which I told my parents I intended to sell.

But he told me he wants a baby brother, which I told him we definitely can't get until I "find him a dad".