Examples of 'told he had' in a sentence
Meaning of "told he had"
The phrase 'told he had' implies that someone informed a male individual about a particular situation or condition that he possesses. For example, 'He was told he had a high risk of developing diabetes' indicates that the person received information about his potential health concern
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Told he had one more package for me.
Nichols was told he had too much talent.
I once took my son in to be told he had a cold.
I was told he had a very busy practice.
He was dumbfounded when told he had taken nine lives.
Or being told he had to go to the mainland to get it set.
Pocahontas and her father were told he had died.
Tom was told he had cancer just recently.
A few days later he was told he had got the job.
He was told he had three to six months to live.
He was seventeen when we were told he had been killed.
He was told he had just four months to live.
You would not be surprised if you were told he had been crying.
We were told he had planned his own funeral.
He was prevented from returning home and told he had to remain in exile.
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We were told he had only a few hours to live.
His illness was so severe that he was told he had only months to live.
I was told he had lost an eye in a car accident.
At one point he was told he had a year to live.
We were told he had stockpiles of other weapons of mass destruction.
The other issue was that he was told he had cleared his phone.
He was told he had six to nine months to live.
He finally went to the doctor and was told he had cancer of the larynx.
We were told he had suffered multiple brain bleeds.
He went to the doctor and was told he had bone cancer.
We were told he had a sick aunt.
When the family asked after him they were told he had been released.
He had been told he had only a month or two to live.
He visited the pediatrician several times and was told he had an ear infection.
He was told he had two years to live.
His parents took him to an audiologist and were told he had profound hearing loss.
He was told he had perhaps suffered from an attack of labyrinthitis.
He went to the hospital and was told he had a small hole in his lung.
We are told he had to leave the room so he could weep.
The next day he returned for a full examination and was told he had a heart murmur.
He was told he had the right to appeal.
Two years later he was told he had MSA.
He was told he had wasted his potential.
Aziz was taken to a camp in Bulgaria and told he had to claim asylum there.
He was told he had to begin treatment immediately.
One day I was told he had died.
We were told he had secondary liver cancer and it was terminal.
I went to Bethany where I was told he had gone.
My grandmother was told he had been killed as the factory was wrecked.
The minute we walked in the house, we were told he had called twice.
We are told he had a history of heart issues and obesity.
He got rejected, he was told he had no talent.
He was told he had two weeks to live.
Mr. DeJager testified he was told he had bronchitis.
He was told he had colon cancer.
