Examples of 'i heard all about you' in a sentence

Meaning of "i heard all about you"

I heard all about you: This phrase means that someone has learned a lot of information about another person, either through rumors, conversation, or other means. It is often used when the speaker wants to convey that they are familiar with the person or their reputation

How to use "i heard all about you" in a sentence

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i heard all about you
I heard all about you in the wardroom.
I already know that. I heard all about you.
I heard all about you at the academy.
With your blow tickler. I heard all about you at the Christmas party.
I heard all about you and your temper.
You are her ex. I heard all about you.
I heard all about you and your lifeguard.
You are Nate 's nephew . I heard all about you.
I heard all about you at the christmas party.
I stopped at Felix 's for cigarettes . There I heard all about you.
I heard all about you.
Daylight, you're a star. I heard all about you in the wardroom.
I heard all about you from your mom on the train.
It's cool. I heard all about you.
I heard all about you from Kai.

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I know you. You're her ex. I heard all about you.
I heard all about you from Julia.
Happy birthday, Claud . I heard all about you and your little adventure, sir.
I heard all about you and the Limey.
Yeah, I heard all about you guys from dr.
I heard all about you from Dr Joley.
Yeah, I heard all about you guys.
I heard all about you from Squirrel Girl.
Yeah, I heard all about you.
I heard all about you from Cousin Henry.
Yes . I heard all about you.
I heard all about you and your little adventure, sir.
I heard all about you four, so I got into the gang.
I heard all about you from Dr Joley . Sorry about you and him.
I heard all about you and your gun . - I saw her jeep.
I heard all about you from Dr. Joley . My pleasure.
Gee, I heard all about you from Lucy, but I did not know you looked like.

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Your neighbours would have heard you
I have heard of getting stuck with a problem
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