21.   Writers take facts and transform them into stories, trying to tell them in an interesting, accurate way.

22.   Now tell us in your own words about the events of Saturday.

23.   But it was hard to tell in the Tory Party, nowadays.

24.   I asked him why but he just smiled, shook his head and said he would tell me in his own good time.

25.   That is the bare outline of the Pilmay and Scott story, a tale that could be told in much more detail.

26.   It used to be told in Cambridge how that severest of scholars, Professor A.E.

27.   I tell you in the same way, there will be joy in heaven over one sinner that repents.

28.   Are you able to tell us in open session what sort of weapons are envisaged?

29.   The predatory gleam in his eyes told her in no uncertain manner that he wanted her too.

30.   She was sure he was the handsomest man she had ever seen, but it was hard to tell in the shadows.