Sentences with phrase «telling them the name»

We shook hands, I told her my name, she told me hers.

If you do tell me the name of my Brother and Grand Father, then I will know that you are telling the truth.

I would love to have him tell us the names of these medical experts.

Can you tell me the names of all of the instruments used in an orchestra?

Can you tell me the name of this church and what you were taught so that I don't need to guess anymore?

And I never said that GOD would tell the name of your seventh grade teacher but trust He knows their name.

I also don't want to tell you my name, because how could you possibly believe this book was divinely inspired if you knew that it was written by someone with a personal agenda?

One of the foundation's workers, Marta Alicia Caz Macz said: «Mothers are not informed, and mothers feel ashamed that they can not even tell the names of the body parts.»

They wanted me to tell them names of other people evangelising.

tell me your name,» Jacob pleads with the spirit with which he wrestles.

He wanted to know if I would mind telling him the name of a book that this preacher had written?

You were going to tell me the names of the authors of the Gospels, remember?

Tom since you seem to know the scholars that would disagree with Doug why don't you tell us their names and show us some writings.

S. Song, Tell Us Our Names: Story Theology from an Asian Perspective, Maryknoll, 1984)

He told me the name of the street and of the school he had gone to, and when he did so, I realized that I had never once in all my life set foot on that street or laid eyes on that school — this in a city whose population when I lived there was not much more than 200,000!

I could tell you His name but, that would be cheating, huh.

It wasn't until one of the Pope's close advisers told him the name of the character advocating a geocentric universe.

Dignity is everything, and pitfalls lie everywhere: you could have a had hair day; your skin could break out in vicious red blemishes, like a leper; your outfit that was so cool yesterday could feel totally wrong today; you could be called on in class to solve a math problem or discuss the Gadsden Purchase or tell the name of Hester's boyfriend and draw a blank; you could be caught in a lie; you could flirt with someone and be brutally put down.

He would never tell us the name of the song or who it was, but he would tell us, «Back when I was 17, I would sit back and smoke pot and listen to this stuff.»

The barkeep, named Harry Truman, replies, «For the thousandth time, not until you tell me the name of your monkey!»

Tell me your Name, lest when they ask me, as ask me they will, I will have no name, and having no name, no real knowledge of Who or What You are, to say nothing of who and what I am.

Sisters are also mentioned, but we are not told their names or how many of them there were.

But give us simple words, not those of court or castle, for this book should be famous for its simplicity... please tell us the names and colours of the gems that are mentioned in Revelation 21.

A more recent work in this vein is C. S. Song, Tell Us Our Names: Story Theology from an Asian Perspective (Maryknoll, N. Y.; Orbis Books, 1984)

Ella, could you tell me her name?

i've enjoyed this post and the q & a's so much, it is awesome everyone trying different ways, measurements, taste, textures, ingredients and finally the «what type of potatoes» q & a had me in stitches, «it just said potatoes», («they did nt tell me their names...»), lol, love it.

She told me her name was Ree Drummond, and at that point my jaw dropped hitting the telephone.

Since I'm new to your site, could you please tell me the name of your first blog post on here?

People might look at you funny when you tell them the name but not after tasting it.

Be sure to tell me the name of the unit, if you know it, and where and when you found...

I scoured my dessert archives and found a recipe from a April 2006 magazine that I am not going to tell you the name of.

Please can you tell me the name of the gluten free oats you use.

Burj Al Arab Jumeirah's Tea Sommelier Jefrey Garcia can tell you the name of a tea just by its aroma, look or taste.

I'd tell you the name of the place, but scoring a table is already enough of a wait.

Cynthia, Could you tell me the name of the diet you follow?

I love your blog:) and this carrot salad sounds wonderful, i cant wait to make it... Anyway I'm actually at your fathers house in new paltz right now with Constance klein (who is my dads girlfriend):) well, when Barry told me the name of your blog I was excited because I read it all the time:) just thought I'd stop by to leave a comment!

Hello, I live in Florida and am interested in taking my kids here... can you tell me the name if the campground where you stayed?

Greg told me the name of the company who made the dragonfly dish:) Always Azul Pottery in Villa Grove, CO

Up on a gigantic scoreboard at the rear of the lanes, two shapely Texas girls wearing white skirts, white blouses and headsets awaited the electronic instructions that would tell them the names and numbers to chalk up on the board.

People from Jonesport tell you the names of their great - great - grandfathers when they introduce themselves.

You can almost tell the names of the smokers by virtue of their performance.

I can tell you his name will surely appear on the All @AllSports Series Champaign League Ballot coming out in a couple of weeks.

A couple weeks ago, before he recovered that onside kick against Green Bay, you couldn't tell me his name, and I only could because he went to Kentucky and I kinda - sorta vaguely remembered him.

If you get to the 5th Round of the Cup and you're drawn to play a non-league side, and by some amazing stroke of good fortune you get drawn against another non-league side in the QF's, someone is telling you your name is on the Cup, and it's yours to lose.

She also said that she was pushed on the playground — and never was able to tell me the names of any «friends» in her class.

She may not have known my name or anyone else from her shorter term memory, but she could tell me the name of everyone in that album - old boyfriends, schoolmates of hers, homes and cars and vacations (how amazing our minds are).

Or, perhaps more close to the truth, she herself told me her name, as we had had very different ones picked out.

Tell her the names of shapes of familiar objects and name the colors.

We told them our names and they found us on the list.

so are you telling the name of the not - very - good - book... please?