confide

After completing the training, Mr. Martin said, he came across a sobbing woman who confided to him that she was bipolar.

It was her mother who confided her to me; I can only resign her to her mother.

"My wife had a funny dream last night, " confided a man to his companion. "She dreamed she had married a multimillionaire. "

He was forced to acknowledge to himself that he had confided it rather lightly to that stranger whose face he had not been able to make out.

As a result, he confided, whenever he makes an investment, he has no doubt at all that he's right.

As we became acquainted, she confided how frustrating it was to be married 32 years to a man who often called her "a silly woman. "

Our guest tonight is a man of ambition who once confided to me that his ultimate dream was to have his picture on a postage stamp .

As we bereaved acquainted, IT confided how frustrating it were to be married 32 ages to a man which frequently titled IT "a silly woman. "

Long afterward she confided that she had felt herself to be on the verge of a mental breakdown.

On reaching the middle of the football pitch, Fan later confided to his blog, "I found none of my pupils were with me. "

In his final weeks, he became so weak that it was hard for him to walk up the stairs of his own home anymore, she confided to one caller.

And he confided in me that she had a neurological disease, similar to an early onset dementia or Alzheimers.

It was as if I'd confided in her about my literacy problems or asked her to feel a lump.

As she confided more, he volunteered stories of his own romantic traumas to help her feel at ease.

she confided to me that she had a boyfriend.

Finally he confided his fears to his boss, who told him that he could leave the room if he needed to, that his job was not at risk.

When I confided to him what I knew of his affair and the effect it was having on his staff, he ran his fingers through his hair.

In a January TV interview, Mr Putin confided that his worst fault was that "I always trust people" .

One friend recalls that Jane often confided that she'd enjoyed sleeping with girls since she was at boarding school.

Before he went she had confided to him that she had a secret for the theatre.

The father ( "speaks only German, " she bitterly confided) smiled too, as if we were discussing pastry.

One of them confided to her that in middle school she'd been known to him and his friends as the She-Monkey.

Last month, Camilla confided to friends that a Caribbean cruise with Charles had been a "nightmare" .

One well-known handler confided to me that his dog was always petrified in the ring.

The children were confided to the care of the ship's captain.

The General no longer confided in him, no longer lectured him.

"Dwarf stew? " suggested Duck. "Urho the Unwashed is the worst of them, " Haldon confided. "His stench alone is enough to kill a man. "

So, one of the show's advisers recently confided, "I find them a few mad people and plonkers. "

One evening he came and confided to me that he had spent five years in prison.

In June, the sisters finally confided to a Red Cross worker that their father had been torturing them for years.

"I don't know just what to do, " confided her mother with a long-drawn sigh.

During an ordinary water-cooler conversation, Kip's coworker Theresa confided tragic details about her sequence of abusive boyfriends.

"Now, I've just enough to get on to the end of the week, " she confided .

But you should be most grateful that your daughter confided in a parent, particularly about such an emotionally challenging subject.

If necessary, she has confided privately, she is ready to rewrite Germany's constitution to allow a leap in European integration.

They had confided in each other as far as possible, but this had not extended much further than their names.

When she was a child she always confided her problems to her sister.

A friend to whom she confided her history ridiculed her grave acceptance of her position; and all was over with her peace of mind.

Later, Townsend's wife Hilda, attractive in her early fifties, confided to Andrew. . .

He confided (to me) that he had applied for another job.

She confided that she'd been "forbidden" to fertilize Walter's flowers after what had happened "last time. "

"Joe had a choice to be secretary of state or vice president, " Jill confided .

Twenty-five percent of the women who did complain said it was never addressed by the person they confided in.

"Maybe when I'm a hundred, I'll get used to having everything I do taken for granted, " a young homemaker confided to her neighbor.

Tom confided his property to the bank.

Therefore, we have both happiness and trouble, which have to be confided when there is too much.

"How insular and pathetically solitary, " Emmerson confided to his journal, "are all the people we know. "

In the second epic story, the hero, Frodo, reached a point of despair and wearily confided to his friend, "I can't do this, Sam. "

He confided (to me) that he had done it.

I dare say she dislikes you already: that she has confided in you is almost certainly born of distrust more than trust.

He confided to his Banker about his financial situation.

She confided all her secrets to her best friend.

They confided to each other in an ideal intimacy, which nothing could augment, their most secret and most mysterious thoughts.

As a small boy, I became frightened by this almost daily experience and confided in my parents.

As a matter of fact, he confided that the hat sometimes caused him trouble.

Ed Balls confided that Peppa was worried about her piglet brother George losing his Child Trust Fund.

Given the US Labor Day holiday trading activity should be confided to the European session.

Buddy was bigger than you, King - and a lot prettier, " he confided. "

She confided personal documents to her lawyer.

He confided his personal documents to his lawyer.

He confided his troubles to his colleague.

He confided his innermost secrets to her.

When you walk in the country, she further confided to him, you may chance to meet with substantial masses on your road.

A nurse confided to him the injections were often just saline solution.

He confided his troubles to his friend.

She confided her secret to her best friend.

She confided her secret to her parents.

"I wish Carol wasn't so bossy though, " confided Juanita.

She confided her plans to her family.

I am the girl kicked out of her home because I confided in my mother that I am a lesbian.

I later remarried but confided to my wife, Fran, that I couldn't shake the feeling that my family life had failed.

She confided her innermost secrets to me.

"I never dated a black girl before, " Mr. Peeples confided.

There must be someone you've confided in.

She confided her jewels in a safety-deposit box.

He confided his child to the care of his neighbour.

They confided him to God.

They confided that they themselves had spent the first night of their marriage there in 1991.

The barkeep's daughter confided to me.

"I panicked and wrote Ulysses, " confided one guy (mid-20s, brown hair). "I've never read it. "

As one South Korean China-hand confided, the stakes are high.

When asked, women confided that sleeping with their partner made them feel secure.

Once you've confided in your safe person, begin broadening your circle.

Since I entered politics, I have chiefly had men's views confided to me privately.

After a couple weeks after her at the organ our minister confided that the choir begged Mabel to come back.

He confided his secret to his life.

When I confided in my female coworker about it, she told me he was her husband.

I confided to Frances that I was drawn to medicine.

Ashamed and afraid, TaJoe confided in no one.

Everybody in whom they confided will continue to know the hidden information, but nobody else.

She confided to me the secret.

I am merely protecting myself. I am merely protecting the privacy of the people who had confided their secrets to me.

"I don't think he likes me, " I confided.

William confided to Sophie: I have never forgotten about our agreement. I have come back because of you.

"Honey, " I confided, "I think the world is flat. "

"To me, everyday is a new beginning. I want to acquire more experiences in Hilton Sanya, " Louis confided.

"It is a grand case for me, " Darwin confided to a friend.

That means every single Brit who has confided in a friend should be worried because they don't know where their secret is heading.

She confided her troubles to a friend.

" Sometimes, " he confided, " I would just like to lie down and go to sleep and not wake up. "

I believe that, besides the packet, Captain Leclere confided a letter to his care.

I miss my friend The one my heart and soul confided in.

Maybe this person is a friend who you confided in and uses your secret against you.

FIT to burst with anger, Matilda had confided to her son how George had furiously. . . gotten their own two-thousand-dollar cache of savings

she confided in me about her secret thoughts

He confided the whole story to his parent~

Ultimate strength of short steel tube-confided concrete

In receiving from the people the sacred trust twice confided to my illustrious predecessor,

I will respect the secrets that are confided in me, even after the patient has died;

I will respect the secrets which are confided in me;

The one my heart and soul confided in