Приклади вживання I tell people Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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And I tell people I'm a poet.
That's my personal joke that I tell people.
I tell people about my book.
That's what I tell people when they ask.
I tell people that you just need to get started.
But I tell people not to worry about that.
And it is worth pointing out my husband is not Jewish, but I tell people he is the most Jewish non-Jewish person you would meet.
I tell people to meditate beforehand, and I tell others not to eat meat.
And now, when I tell people what I do, they move toward me.
I tell people about Dafa and how it will bring them true happiness and blessings.
The number one response when I tell people that I am a woman traveling alone is,“Wow, you're so brave.”.
I tell people that there is a difference between simply being afraid, being scared and being terrified.
You know, I tell people that Khan Academy 1.0 was me in the closet for five years.
I tell people, the bridge not only connects Marin to San Francisco, but people together also.
And usually when I tell people I'm an artist, they just look at me and say,"Do you paint?".
When I tell people I research food journalism they commonly respond:“I love food too!
When I tell people that I'm trying to develop a contraceptive pill for men, the response usually varies along gender lines.
I tell people that I am convinced my cancer was caused by using my mobile up to six hours a day.
And when I tell people about this, they tend to think of maybe an 80 or 90 year-old person who looks really good for being 90 or 80.
When I tell people what we cover in the course and how it can help them,I am often met with one of the following responses.
When I tell people that if we do not get the money, then get out of the mobile business, I mean the release of the equipment.
And I tell people that this is where great stories start from-- these four intersections of what you're passionate about and what others might be invested in.
But when I tell people about these appalling statistics, I'm usually met with an assumption that it's about either poverty or lack of access to care.
I tell people it involves creating poetry that doesn't just want to sit on paper, that something about it demands it be heard out loud or witnessed in person.
I tell people in common, but it's not quite true, because in fact about such profound things only some individuals think, who have the ability to understand something in general sense.
You know, I told people that I will take off the 100 million pajamas.
I told people that I did!
I told people that I would be very unhappy if they didn't up their commitments very substantially, because the United States has been paying a tremendous amount, probably 90 percent of the cost of NATO.