Example sentences of "[noun prp] can tell [pron] " in BNC.
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1 | Milton Keynes can tell us a great deal about late twentieth-century hopes and aims in a democratic car-owning society , quite apart from having the best range of modern domestic architecture in England . |
2 | I simply heard the scream and went out and looked down — Bert can tell you . ’ |
3 | Residuals can tell us about the general level of variability of data over and above that accounted for by the fit ; we can judge atypical behaviour against this variability , as measured , for example , by the midspread of the residuals . |
4 | A Thames Valley Police spokesman said : ‘ We 're hoping Mr Hayden can tell us what happened leading up to the crash . ’ |
5 | ‘ Mr Bodenland can tell you a story about little children and graves , ’ Shelley told her . |
6 | We think Piper can tell us who knows about the insiders ; then we 'll know what to do . |
7 | Joseph can tell you his own story ’ . |
8 | ‘ Mrs Craven can tell you more about it , ’ Nigel went on . |
9 | Esther can tell him what paintings to look at in New York . |
10 | ‘ Miles can tell them it 's just his drunken father-in-law . ’ |
11 | He said : ‘ Only the FA can tell you why I did n't get the job . |
12 | Frank Galbraith can tell you more . |
13 | For his part , Mr Suharto can tell himself that the war will not be a lasting problem . |
14 | ‘ Maybe Vigo can tell us where the money came from if Cullam ca n't , ’ said Burden . |
15 | Ironically , with the DTI cloud over the company 's head , MacDonald can tell his City supporters that financing , sale of subsidiaries , even publication of accounts , is more difficult . |