Sentence examples for would tell for from inspiring English sources

In addition, both Scott and Van Horn indicated last week that they felt Van Horn would probably not return until the end of December, but an X-ray on Tuesday would tell for sure.

It would tell, for example, that if a player is dealt a flush, there are only a few thousand possible hands that might beat him, while there are more than 2,500,000 he can beat, whereupon usually he would be justified in making or calling a maximal bet.

I brainstormed the things I had messed up and wrote a title for each: raised too much money, wasn't passionate about the industry, hired too senior of people, built too many products & over spec'd them, internationalized too early, etc. Next, I imagined a story I would tell for each topic and what image would represent that story.

A majority of Crimeans probably supported the move, though only a free and fair referendum, unlike that conducted by Moscow, would tell for sure.

Barkley admitted his eventual desire for a Senate seat and countered that Hendrick had also frequently sought office: "When the Pope died some years ago, nobody would tell Hendrick, for fear he would declare for that office".

Asked what she would tell Ready for Warren organizers, Warren said: I'm, I am not running for president.

It is common practice, "Bull" would tell us, for Wall Street executives to commit flagrant ethical and securities violations.

Sure, it had shared bathrooms, but the inn said this was "European-style" — a codeword, I would tell Jean, for chic.

There was no blood getting to her kidneys and maybe elsewhere as well — the operation would tell us for certain, but it would probably do nothing to solve the problem.

Collins' schtick was that VeriSign managers should avoid "telling time" or chasing something that's currently hot, and instead "build a clock," by making the company into something that would tell time for them.

"I would tell you for the sanctity of life proceeds out of that ancient principle of God.