Sentence examples for told from high-quality English sources.

• “Told me!

• I told you so!"

• What if I told you not yet?

• Beside herself, she told him she no longer wanted to live.

• I told them what it was.

• And I told my brother about my day.

• “I never reported it,” she told me.

• "We've been told that going out is dangerous.

Use told in a sentence.

• "Alabamans don't like to be told what to do," Gitcho said.

• Kerviel says that he told his supervisors about the Allianz profits.

• But one Ministry of Defence source told PA Media it was a “completely potty” idea.

• “I told him the World Trade Center,” Murad later told investigators.

• She told the President, she told Valerie, she told them fifty times over.

• McGowan says she told Affleck where she had just come from, and Affleck responded "God damn it, I told him to stop doing this."

• In another case, an entire flight crew was told they had flown with a coronavirus patient, and were told to continue working while self-monitoring.

• But then, around midnight, they did an antigen test and told us the baby was positive for coronavirus," Mohamed Fahim, who drives a three-wheeler for a living, told BBC Sinhala.

told sentence examples

• Additionally, a senior administration official told The Washington Post that he finds it "inconceivable" that Trump and his team would not have been told that Pence was evacuated.

• After Mr Trump threatened Iraq with sanctions if its government acted on a vote in the Baghdad parliament and told western troops to leave, Mr Wallace told MPs the UK wants to keep its own military personnel in the country, but was ready to pull out if told to.

• I was told to buy a shovel So I bought a shovel I was told to dig So I dug What is the hole for I asked For your neighbor, he has passed I was told to keep digging So I put my shovel to the task A hole for each neighbor Until I was the last Keep digging I was told I looked around and asked Who for?

• ., by making use of four semantical values: T (“told true only”), F (“told false only”), N (“neither told true nor told false”), and B (“both told true and told false”), so that support of truth and support of falsity emerge as two independent semantical dimensions: