Say

They could just say the pledge with their classmates and *not say* the under god part. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Quod She recently talked about a book called *They say, I say* by Graff and someone else. ❋ Heo (2006)

I will tell them, why you don't you say that you like dad or sayߞ call dad husband or honey or whatever? ❋ Unknown (2000)

I mean that, you might say, "We'd expect Bundy to say  that," right? ❋ Michaud, S G & Aynesworth H (1989)

But say not these things have been done "not well;" but _say_ "not fortunately" for us who did them. ❋ 480? BC-406 BC Euripides (N/A)

The Latin can say either stultī or stultum est dīcere, _it is foolish to say_; but Adjectives of one ending permit only the Genitive; as, -- sapientis est haec sēcum reputāre, _it is the part of a wise man to consider this_. ❋ Charles E. Bennett (N/A)

I am perfectly aware, that by the following remarks I shall expose myself to the indignation of some men, and, possibly, to the contempt of others: but I feel that my opinion on this subject is not taken up on slight grounds; and I _must say my say_. ❋ Edward Berens (N/A)

” Strikingly similar to English and Greek alternations of the type sing—sang and leip-o “I leave, ” leloip-a “I have left, ” are such Somali16 cases as al “I am, ” il “I was”; i-dah-a “I say, ” i-di “I said, ” deh “say! ❋ Unknown (1921)

Drusilla rose and shook her finger at him, "now you be careful what you say, but _say_ it." ❋ Elizabeth Cooper (1911)

Some few, they say -- ah, yes, '_they say_' -- have found it, then instantly forgotten it again; for once pronounced it may not be retained, but goes utterly lost to the memory on the instant. ❋ Algernon Blackwood (1910)

He'd look in my eyes, Jim, and he'd find out what I wanted him to say; and he'd _say_ it. ❋ Norman Duncan (1893)

Most of them would probably say to us, "Let us alone, _do_ nothing to us, and _say_ what you please about slavery." ❋ George Haven Putnam (1887)

Well, I say that, and say it, and _say it_, till it goes itself, and then I begin at two, and say two and three is -- no, _are_ five, and on round to the nine, only this time I take in the one at the other end. ❋ 1841-1930 Pansy (1885)

I don't tell this for truth, I only say that _they say_ thus and so. ❋ Marietta Holley (1881)

Now, I do not believe, as you say you do "-- and Mr. Gurney laid particular stress upon the _you say_ --" that the ❋ Austin Potter (1877)

Now, whether you will believe all this story, or not, I cannot take upon me to say; but I will assure you, that when you visit this spot, it will be necessary to _say you do_; or you would appear in their eyes a much greater wonder than any thing which I have related, of the Devil, the ❋ Philip Thicknesse (1755)

First thing that comes to mind When I say mitosis, you say________________? six feet please Congratulations on your daughter cells I think we just separated? ❋ Unknown (2008)

-- and I say, in my degree, with all the energy of my nature, _as you say_, promise as you promise -- only meaning a worship of you that is solely fit for me, fit by position -- are not you my 'mistress?' ❋ Robert Browning (1850)

But so long as Tyrannies and Aristocracies shall say -- as they now practically _do say_ all over Europe, "Yes, we too are for Peace, but it must be Peace with absolute submission to our good pleasure -- Peace with two-thirds of the fruits of Human Labor devoted to the pampering of our luxurious appetites, the maintenance of our pomp, the indulgence of our unbounded desires -- it must be a Peace which leaves the Millions in darkness, in hopeless degradation, the slaves of superstition and the helpless victims of our lusts." ❋ Horace Greeley (1841)