Sentence examples for which you told from inspiring English sources

I would bet to some extent, this scenario--in which you told yourself that you could never be an artist--was played out over and over again.

The moderator of the event, then Press Club President John Hughes did ask that question: "One of your greatest stories on 'A Prairie Home Companion' was the 'Prophet' which you told during the 1991 Gulf War.

And that's why I was so disappointed by your hyperbolic Huffington Post column last week, "Will Your College Go Out of Business Before You Graduate?", in which you told high school juniors "the days of picking a school because that is the school you always wanted to go to are gone".

I wanted a little message in which you told me how much I meant to you, that we made class so fun, that I should keep smiling, never change, and here is my number, K.I.T. (That's "keep in touch" to those of you who are not yearbook aficionados).

It all depends on the context, the manner in which you told on them and what the consequences are.

I Really like the narrative style in which you tell your stories.

In other words, this is not just about the N.S.A. reading a text in which you tell someone a joke or that you miss him.

Are there any homes for which it doesn't make sense for you to put the panels on, for which you tell customers 'no'no

Avoid adopting a negative mindset in which you tell yourself you "can't" do certain poses.

"But this programme has nothing to do with community, which you can tell from the title.

ONCE pop music was something by which you could tell the decade, or even the year.