share to you about vs share you about

Some examples from the web:

• Did Monsieur Jean have a word or two to share with you about the aged proprietor of this establishment?
• Maybe you'd like to share what you know about the witness.
• And listen to you share about how difficult it is to raise a child?
• Now there is a million things I could share with you about the mechanics here.
• Seemed like you were about to share something about your wife.
• So what can I share about the experience?
• But it is known that the largest block of shares - about one-third of the total was sold to foreigners.
• We need more sustainable living, not only because of the carbon challenge but also because of the concerns we all share about rising energy prices and energy security.
• Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I wanted to speak today to express a concern which we also share about what we can achieve as a result of the Lisbon decisions.
• Thornton, is there anything you'd like to share about Sarabeth?
• BALDWIN: Anything you want to share about the waiting?
• Afraid of what he might share about your history together?
• And did you share about Christine Harper and Eva Bowen at these meetings?
• The Presidency entirely shares your concerns about the night sittings.
• I share his unease about the numbers and their interpretation.
• We understand and share concerns about the trade in seal products.
• The Council shares concerns about the reports of child labour practices in Uzbekistan.
• We can't share much about the investigation, at this point.
• I share stories about the people I meet.
• So let's go around the room and share something about ourselves.

Some examples from the web:

• Now there is a million things I could share with you about the mechanics here.
• Did Monsieur Jean have a word or two to share with you about the aged proprietor of this establishment?
• Mr President, I know you share our concerns about the appalling situation in Zimbabwe.
• And did you share about Christine Harper and Eva Bowen at these meetings?
• Mr President, I rise to ask whether you share my concern about the recent decision of the European Court of Justice in the Bernard Connolly case.
• Do you share his suspicions about Sandy Bachman?
• Maybe you'd like to share what you know about the witness.
• Well, you're angry because I didn't share a conversation with you about Brody. An inconclusive one.
• I'd like to share a message with you about a book that will change your life.
• ...that Quanta now has Team Project capabilities? You can share information about roles, subprojects and tasks. This integrates with Quanta's new Event Actions. See the Project Properties dialog.
• Did you share this information about the anonymous tip with the coast guard?
• And listen to you share about how difficult it is to raise a child?
• You know what, there are some things that I could share about you, Bob, that...
• Bob, can you share your thoughts about what you saw out there today?
• I'd like to share with you a story about how I've experienced this very dramatically in my own work.
• So I'd like to share with you a story about a self-study, self-empowering computer science course that I built, together with my brilliant colleague Noam Nisan.
• I want to share with you some ideas about the secret power of time, in a very short time.
• Mr President, unfortunately my colleague Louis Michel is not here today, so on his behalf I wish to share with you some remarks about this issue in Somalia.
• Mr President, I would like to share with you my concern about yet another example of a shocking homophobic speech in one of the national parliaments of an EU Member State.
• The Commission also shares with you the concern about the difficulty in recruiting young people in the fisheries sector.