Examples of 'tina told' in a sentence
Meaning of "tina told"
Tina told: An incomplete phrase that may be part of a longer sentence or story, involving someone named Tina sharing information or a secret
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Tina told me you played guitar in a band.
He checked into a hotel since Tina told him of our plans.
Tina told me what you said to her.
But we have to play it cool because Tina told me not to tell anyone.
Tina told me to make sure you are safe.
There's no bar yet, but Tina told me they're in the process of building one.
Tina told me that she and bette.
It 's a total bummer . Tina told Artie to take a hike.
Tina told her that it was her business.
That's what Tina told me anyway.
Tina told you in the morning.
Mike told Tina and Tina told you?
Tina told you to stay away from her.
Hey … did you give me a raise just ' cause Tina told you to?
Tina told me that she missed everyone on my last trip there.
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I thought Tina told you that this lady was loaded?
Tina told us.
So I got you, Journal . Tina told me to work on myself and become a better man.
Tina told Artie to take a hike.
When miss Tina told me that you were coming into the house as a lodger.
Tina told me that the lead-contaminated water made her hair fall out.
Relax . Tina told me to make sure you are safe.
Tina told us about the money skimming, Deacon.
However, Tina told the press that they were not planning on any crazy spends.
Tina told us you were close, but not physically?
Bruce, Tina told me the restaurant 's not doing so well.
Tina told us . And worse.
Look, obviously, Tina told you I teach a class here, and you ran over here because you --.
Uh, Tina told me that she and Bette are thinking about having a baby.
And Tina told me maybe some people are on CP time.
Ah, so Tina told Russell about the investment offer and he smelled leverage?
Tina told Artie to take a hike… You're a terrible boyfriend.
Tina told me to make sure you're safe. Relax.
Tina told me that please keep this a secret, Actually-- and, ladies.
