Nghĩa của từ tell of bằng Tiếng Anh
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Đặt câu với từ "tell of"
1. Or they tell of alleged incidents regarding Jesus’ infancy.
2. White Plains Residents Tell of 'Bayings,' 'Crowings' and 'Whooings.' Share
3. Chapters 1–10 tell of the Israelite preparation for departure from Sinai.
4. Agitation is a necessary evil to tell of the ills of the Suffering
5. The first episodes of THE Chosen tell of Jesus’ early ministry, including his healing …
6. Many stories tell of conversations people supposedly have had with spirits of the dead.
7. Reports from China tell of juvenile “murder, fraud, theft, rape, drug trafficking and rackets.”
8. They tell of an enormous rock there, covered with painted pictures of men and horses.
9. During August–September 2006 archaeological excavations were carried out adjacent to the tell of Shiloh.
10. Besides that, neither a mound (the tell of Megiddo) nor a plain is a mountain.
11. Let us embark on the first ship tomorrow,(Sentencedict.com ) before dawn can tell of our elopement!
12. Others tell of the demand for this acrylic dot- style painting and extol its rise in popularity.
13. The first two articles in this magazine tell of some who maintained happiness in spite of their suffering.
14. 11 One side will tell of its heroism in battle, the other would prefer its defeat to lie undisturbed.
15. Merlin, that speakest of such marvels, thou art a Boistous man and an unlikely to tell of such deeds.
16. A give-away tell of interveinal Chlorosis is that the veins generally retain their green color, hence the name, interveinal
17. But what about Bible accounts that tell of customs and practices affecting women that might seem unacceptable in certain societies today?
18. The accounts following the headlines often tell of persons’ explaining their failure to help with the statement, “I didn’t want to get involved.”
19. In this article we run through the many benefits of living in Andorra, but also the tell of the downsides of calling it home.
20. Other legends tell of coffins opened to find a corpse with a long beard or corpses with the hands raised and palms turned upward.
21. My thoughts soar with the tales these streets could tell of the Madonna's long journey to Paris and her triumphant return with the fall of Napoleon.
22. A walled fortress surrounds the historical center and many museums tell of Campeche’s rich history from Mesoamerican times through to the era of colonial trade and pirate attacks.
23. 'They were smashing me with batons': detained Belarusians tell of jail abuse This article is more than 4 months old Savage attacks by prison guards and riot police follow election protests as
24. The stories also tell of the seemingly endless waiting that precedes battle, and the efforts of the Americans to repel boredom, which would inspire the song "There Is Nothing Like a Dame".
25. Athonite Fathers and Athonite Matters The author, Elder Paisios, was blessed in being able to associate with many righteous Athonite fathers, "athletes" of Christ, or to hear others tell of them.
26. A cenotaph is a monument, sometimes in the form of a tomb, to a person or group of persons buried elsewhere. Ancient Greek writings tell of many Cenotaphs, although none of them survives
27. They tell of a place of unfettered magic, where the foolhardy can be led astray by myriad wonders, and end up lost in a dreamIn Bandle City, it is said that every sensation is heightened for
28. Combining beauty, quirky comedy, darkness and ultimately love, the elusive online author Comicality has, over the course of a decade, created a collection of short stories that tell of the lives of gay teenagers in today's society.
29. (Jeremiah 1:8) For another, he was a student of the Scriptures, which tell of a time when poverty and suffering will cease to exist and will be replaced by true peace and security. —Psalm 37:10, 11.
30. They tell of a place of unfettered magic, where the foolhardy can be led astray by myriad wonders and end up lost in a dream, never to return at all…In Bandle City, it is said that every
31. The above-mentioned report to the United Nations goes on to tell of the staggering growth in world population —over one million more every five days, with an estimated increase of close to two billion people in the next two decades.
32. As always, McPhee (whose ancestors came from the island) mixes geography, geology, history and humanity to tell the tell of life on a tiny island owned by the laird (lord) and populated by the small farmers of rented plots, or Crofters.
33. Survivors of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp eloquently and movingly tell of their experiences of deportation, family destruction, and their own survival, together with the history of its place in the Nazi death camp system and its liberation by the British army in April 1945.
34. These stories tell of how the Han Dynasty’s (206 B.C-422 A.D) end was presaged by the mystical Yellow Turban Rebellion or of how the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), China’s last, ran afoul of the equally mystical White Lotus and then the Boxer Rebellions.
35. A half-mile away, at the Tiputa Pass, you can admire the Capering, frolicking dolphins.: A 800 mètres, la passe de Tiputa vous invite à admirer les ébats et cabrioles des dauphins.: Contemporary accounts tell of him Capering about the stage and demonstrating great charisma, but if you read his stage directions with modern eyes, they feel hopelessly unsubtle.