you can never tell spoken
you never can tell spoken

You can never tell what people are going to put on.

And you can never tell where the research will lead.

"You can never tell when one is going to happen next."

Exactly, the things they could of,stop inside people unless its,so you can never tell.

"But you can never tell what's going to happen on this game show."

But it was his heart, and as everyone said, you can never tell with hearts.

Trouble is with the digital world, you can never tell.

You can never tell what we're going to have to deal with when we land."

But what those women will do when they get home again to Sudan, that you can never tell.

How is it you can never tell him anything he doesn't know?

"You can never tell who he might choose for his next victim!"

She has great possibilities, but you can never tell about those Northern women.

Even in the more established sections you can never tell who will say yes.

"But you can never tell when a human will take the time to work on a particular problem.

We decided to record it; after all, you can never tell when these things might come in useful.

The charges have for the moment been dropped, he said, but "the way things work here, you can never tell what will come up."

You can never tell the tragic truth about your product.

You can never tell what might come of such explorations.

"You can never tell how you'll be after a week.

Probably all empty chambers, of course, but you can never tell.

When a person starts downhill you can never tell where he's going to stop.

I think he was trying not to laugh, but you can never tell with Edward.

You can never tell when a dog may take it into his head to go for the sheep.

I was not too afraid of being raped or anything against my will, but you can never tell.

But, he added, with that one, you can never tell.

He looked all right in court, but you never can tell.

You never can tell when he is going to turn up.

"You never can tell how big these things are going to get!"

But this is 1992, not 1991, and you never can tell.

Yet you never can tell when it's likely to begin.

They usually go in a straight line, but you never can tell.

You never can tell when the fish might go for a hair ball.

You never can tell what may be on those knife points.

"You never can tell when an opportunity comes up," he said.

You never can tell when you'll hear something worth remembering.

Generally average, social scientists say, but you never can tell.

They were friendly enough on the radio, but you never can tell.

"You never can tell when a piece of information will be valuable."

"You never can tell what girls are going to do, I guess."

"Maybe so, but you never can tell what the future holds."

You never can tell what them two girls will do."

"You never can tell what kind of a voice to use in a case like this.

Probably nothing there, but you never can tell at this game."

"Because you never can tell when the water shortage is going to hit England."

"You never can tell why some of these crooks act the way they do."

"And you never can tell what those birds will do.

But you never can tell about people from their outsides.

But you never can tell exactly what the compiler is doing.

I asked him to hurry, but with Cozy, you never can tell.

Probably a waste of time, but you never can tell."