Aún no tenemos significados para "tell an anecdote".
1One person will tell an anecdote and the next person will try to top that.
2They tell an anecdote of a 'cute Yankee, who won invariably and immensely at the game.
3Mr Macron then appears to tell an anecdote, but his words are drowned out by background noise.
4When he had finished the last head he was obliged, at the baron's orders, to tell an anecdote to compensate the disappointed ones.
5We were told an anecdote that paints the violence of his character.
6In the Preface, I told an anecdote about changing the backup tapes.
7Sam began telling an anecdote of an Irish baggage man in Caxton.
8He was then just as good at telling an anecdote as now.
9Writer tells an anecdote about Dr. Chapman, related by Ernest Thompson Seton.
10The latter has told an anecdote which illustrates the old man's eccentricity.
11Then he told an anecdote of the late Lord Peterborough.
12Georges was vexed with La Faloise for telling an anecdote.
13The women laughed as Ethan told an anecdote in Italian.
14She told an anecdote about Henry James and said Faulkner is her pet hate.
15Newell told an anecdote to illustrate that Ryder did not understand financial matters at all.
16Tells an anecdote about Bill Cody and the Indians.
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