Pronunciation of the English word teller.
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1. | I recognized the bank teller as the man I had seen in the movie theater. | |
2. | That fortune-teller is no better than a liar. | |
3. | A fortune-teller read my hand. | |
4. | My son tried to become a teller of funny stories. | |
5. | After torturing a fortune-teller by tickling him to death for several hours, Christopher Columbus placed the noob toy in a treasure chest with the inscription: "To the great pirate of the future Al-Sayib: Noobs always deserve it." | |
6. | Soon Christopher Columbus got bored watching the noob toy getting repeatedly self-pwned; he then decided to make a fortune-teller advise him on what to do with such a pointless toy. | |
7. | A fortune teller once told Christopher Columbus that he would become a famous man. Columbus, in turn, got angry and demanded his money back - claiming that even a child could state something so obvious. | |
8. | My son tried to become a rakugo story teller. | |
9. | Tom is a good story teller. | |
10. | They went to a fortune teller. |