Examples of using Had told him in English and their translations into Romanian
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But Tom had told him.
He remembered what the magician had told him.
Somebody had told him about me.
And she, in essence, had told him.
A friend had told him, and paid to come with it.
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I thought you had told him.
Some kids had told him to go hang himself, that he was worthless.
And went to the place of which God had told him.".
Mary thought Edith had told him about Marigold.
He told the kids everything Axl had told him.
And the animals had told him if all went well… there would be big rewards.
Let's be friends.‘ Somebody had told him about me.
That Leith had told him he had found a way to make sure his mother had money until they came back.
Grete's appearance had told him everything.
The only way Ken would have had that information is if winslow had told him.
Burmeister later recalled what Lange had told him about the purpose of the trip.
Then the father remembered that it was at that very hour when Jesus had told him..
Could it be that everything his teachers had told him about ancient civilizations was false?
Barbra quit her job andfound a space even though she had told him off.
And Tesla had told him at one time, he says,"You know, I may never make it in this generation to get these ideas out.
Meeting Hearst, I got the idea someone had told him business of mine.
On the third day Abraham lifted up his eyes and saw the place andthey came to the place where God had told him.
His father-in-law, an ultra-royalist, had told him,"I will raise your child. He will be my heir, but on one condition.
Darwin now remembered something Governor Lawson had told him about tortoises.
Everything his father had told him proved to be true and Abdullah was as delighted with Aminah as she was with him. .
Mike made his first experiences with poker as a teenager,after a friend had told him about video poker.
He told me that Rizzo had told him that the insurance company wanted a more convincing explanation, and he had suggested the story of the Mannara.
He made them all wait, and instinctively filed away their names and faces,as the Captain had told him to.
His best stories came straight from Mrs Bolton who had told him that very morning about the gamekeeper's misadventures.
Dawkins attributes this change of mind to"four years of Bush"(who"literally said that God had told him to invade Iraq").