Example sentences of "to tell [pron] all " in BNC.

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1 There is no need to tell everyone all the details , any more than Peter makes any mention or testimony in his letters about the day he messed it up .
2 Herman asked me to tell them all about Greece — but I had more sense than to do so .
3 Then she hurried out to the kitchen to tell them all the news .
4 I did n't know how to begin , so began by assuming that my parents knew where I was and then proceeded to tell them all the details of the food , living conditions , pay and training .
5 Got back safe an safe and sound tt , was able to tell them all school about too , which really must have been an education for those since nobody had left the town , very far , anyway .
6 When you first have eye to eye contact everything is new , splendid , you want to do the very best for each other , you want to look your best , you want to tell them all the good things and eventually you get married .
7 I suggest coffee in my cabin , Commander , and perhaps you 'll be kind enough to tell me all you know . ’
8 ‘ Now , do you want to tell me all the facts ? ’
9 Well , you 're going to have to tell me all about that because … because … ’
10 I said , that if it was not troublesome and presuming too much , I would request him to tell me all the little circumstances of his life ; what schools he attended , when he came to Oxford , when he came to London , &c. , &c. , He did not disapprove of my curiosity as to these particulars ; but said , ‘ They 'll come out by degrees as we talk together . ’ ’
11 I thought it was rather grand to be going to supper on the boat and I wanted her to tell me all about it later but I never saw her again .
12 ‘ That you swear to tell me all about this woman you told Ma was the most wonderful girl in the world . ’
13 Now I want you to tell me all the other facts that you know .
14 ‘ How kind of you , ’ she said , balancing nicely on the edge of irony , in case a few minutes more of this should see him running out of line to shoot , and make it desirable to jettison him , ‘ how kind of you to tell me all about it ! ’
15 Roll round in the gutter as much as you like , but do n't call me to tell me all about it .
16 ‘ My dear Rose , ’ Theda said with a smile , ‘ you have so espoused Benedict 's cause that you imagine it is enough to tell me all his unfortunate history to make me realise what I already know .
17 Do you want to tell me all about it ? ’
18 I want you to tell me all about her . ’
19 ‘ You promised to tell me all about it .
20 Now you 're going to tell me all about your experiences in the police are n't you ?
21 And you 're so anxious to justify yourself , that you answer the question , and then you go on to tell me all the background behind it , and in so doing you give me a lovely piece of information which I did n't actually have when you walked into the room .
22 But to enjoy these blessings near you , to see you daily , to tell you all my thoughts in their first birth , and to hear yours , to be mingling identities with you as it were , — the vision-wearing fancy has indeed often pictured such things , but hope never dared whisper a promise .
23 To live in a beautiful country & to inure myself as much as possible to the labors of the field , have been for this year past my dream of the day , my Sigh at midnight — but to enjoy these blessings near you , to see you daily , to tell you all my thoughts in their first birth , and to hear your 's , to be mingling identities with you , as it were ; — the vision-weaving Fancy has indeed often pictured such things , but Hope never dared whisper a promise ! ’
24 It would take a million years to tell you all the things I have done , and some of the things I would n't tell even you , ’ she said mischievously , ‘ but it 's great to be home .
25 Remember , I did n't have to tell you all this . ’
26 Having explained once more she added , ‘ I 'd intended to tell you all together this afternoon . ’
27 I have been preparing myself to tell you all my mind .
28 COUNTESS : [ to PAMELA ] I come to tell you all that has passed between Mr. Belville and myself that you may not think worse of either of us than we deserve .
29 Some pink pills or something but there was all sorts you know hat they used to say put your feet in hot in water , mustard and er fall down the stairs or go on a bus , they used to tell you all sorts of things you know to , and er anyway that 's what happened to me .
30 Anyhow , if I was to tell you all the ships I was in , you 'd want a sheet o' paper as long as this house . ’
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