Example sentences of "tell [art] [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 He told the writer Constantine FitzGibbon some years later that he disliked the idea of poets " cashing in " on other people 's misery ; his scepticism about his own motives as well as those of others , and his general belief that one should not comment on any situation until one understood it thoroughly , made him refrain from making the kind of easy judgment or fashionable " stand " in which others indulged .
2 But the bees not only knew the voice of their owner but also his particular smell : one bee-keeper told the writer : ‘ Whenever I go to the barber 's I 've always to tell him : ‘ Nothing on , thank you . ’
3 She told the Panel that the original allegations could not be taken at face value , and that children should n't be taken into care on the unchecked allegations of other children .
4 A leaflet near the front door told the history of Kenny 's , opened in a former ‘ crubeen shop ’ by Desmond and Maureen Kenny .
5 He told the Committee that Only Singapore had persevered with a road pricing scheme , and while Hong Kong had withdrawn its .
6 But Mr Karsten told the committee chairman , Professor Michael Furmston : ‘ In one striking case there is a passage which in mathematical terms is complete gobbledegook .
7 Mr Yenici told the committee in London he had believed he would be in the private hospital at least a month , but was ‘ in and out within a week ’ .
8 The new grants ( with current grant in brackets ) will be : halls or lodgings in London : £2,780 ( £2,585 ) ; elsewhere : £2,200 ; ( £2,090 ) ; parental home : £1,660 ( £1,575 ) Mr Mike Watson , MP for Glasgow Central , told the committee examining the Education ( Student Loans ) Bill , that Scottish students would suffer financial hardship because most Scottish degree courses were four years instead of the usual three in England and Wales .
9 Stanley also told the Committee that Scott was about to rebuild the Foreign Office and he would suggest ‘ that as unity of design is essential , Mr. Scott should be appointed to undertake the work ’ .
10 Lord Rawdon told the Committee of the whole House of Lords , which read his bill clause by clause in May , that he thought a debtor should be able to swear to the real cause of his debt and , if there was no question of fraud or any intention to abscond , he should not be held in custody for more than eight days and be discharged on filing common bail .
11 Dr John Scanlon , from Somerset , told the Committee On Safety Of Medicines that people should use the dust covers supplied .
12 Acheson told the committee that aid would be required for Korea , probably for the next three years .
13 Several questions were put by the Deputation and answered , and then the Mayor told the Committee that the Corporation was " very sensible of the liberality of the offer made by the Goldsmiths ' Company " .
14 On 11 July Sukarno told the Committee : ‘ At no time … have I declared that my struggle was confined to the claim to the former Dutch held territory .
15 Well I told the committee and they were delighted and so was I .
16 First , the Secretary of State told the Committee and the House that the new form of community care , which will be run by local authorities , would have the extraordinary advantage that people in the locality who knew the scene would make the decisions .
17 I told the committee that when the colleges were firmly established under a central funding mechanism , I saw no reason why a funding council should not be considered .
18 Baker also told the committee that he was satisfied that the PLO was adhering to its 1988 commitment to renounce terrorism , a statement which infuriated Shamir and his supporters .
19 Cheshire county councillor Bert Grange told the committee : ‘ The second runway would be environmentally devastating to Tatton Park .
20 Mr Taylor told the committee yesterday that an analysis of the force 's requirements based on the increasing workload showed a further 184 officers were needed at all levels ; but he was submitting a reasonable request .
21 Mr Taylor says it would release six constables for other duties and told the committee : ‘ We do know that some forces have undergone civilianisation of these posts .
22 Mr Taylor told the committee yesterday that an analysis of the force 's requirements based on the increasing workload showed a further 184 officers were needed at all levels ; but he was submitting a reasonable request .
23 ‘ We want to start , we have people very interested in the site , ’ he told the committee .
24 He told the committee : ‘ It is not a very good time for extending the scope of legal aid .
25 Since the event was well publicised and sponsorships clearly identified , there was nothing secret to be brought out in the open , he told the committee .
26 Lord James told the committee an extension of hours had been under consideration since the 1970s .
27 Scottish Office officials told the committee that the hospitals in Stornoway , Fort William , Wick and Kirkwall all had special exemptions to use pre-registration doctors with the agreement of the medical profession , but at three , their use was to end .
28 Mr Freeman last week told the committee of MPs considering the Railways Bill that they will not ask private operators to guarantee off-peak services in areas such as Strathclyde covered by passenger transport executives .
29 He told the committee : ‘ The number of trains run in the off-peak must depend in the last instance on the views of the operator . ’
30 With one monolithic scheme of working for benefits , there would be a problem of job displacement , she told the committee .
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