you can tell him from me

You can tell him from me that I'm going to fight him."

"You can tell him from me, he's a dirty crook!"

Well, you can tell him from me that the future doesn't always work out that way.'

'When I die,' she said, 'you can tell him from me that I hadn't forgotten him.

You can tell him from me to keep his voice at home, or I'll come and gag him, if I have to swim the River and hunt him all through Bucklebury.

M. Charpentier, who is going to your meeting, will contest it, but you can tell him from me that it is as evident as the stratification of the Neptunic rocks.

"You can tell him from me," stormed the rare coin dealer, for it was he, "that he needn't send any more beggars around to my competitors with any more of this junk!

You can tell him from me that if he wants me to stay in this urban backwater of yours he'll have to provide me with an interesting occupation - and I don't mean modelling your dress.

"You can tell him from me that he's going to get a whacking - unless, of course, he really does know, something and can produce a member if this wonderful gang who actually does wear green gloves.

"If that's a question," he replied acidly, "you can tell him from me that it's been so damned long that both you and those damned sheep in Long Meadow are starting to look good!"