Sentence examples for The say of from inspiring English sources

By 1888, Mr. Henderson had gone the say of all lavish bachelors and the property was absorbed into Pelham Bay Park.

The biggest achievement was the reweighting of voting, which increased the say of the union's biggest countries -- Germany, France, Italy and Britain.

Ways must be found to prevent caucusing the stitch-up of negotiations in advance by euro-zone economies which have enough votes to force through decisions without the say of non-euro countries: a recipe for the EU's break-up.

They are not in prison, but they are fallen women in the eyes of the faithful, and they can be released only on the say of their parents, most of whom want nothing to do with them.

The TNT, say Kurdish explosives experts, is produced by the military industrialisation department in Baghdad, and is released only at the say of the head of Iraqi military intelligence.

9.30am: Meanwhile my colleague Scott Murray, who will be doing the minute-by-minute on the opening ceremony, has written a brilliant piece on the English press losing it on the say of the World Cup final: So it's about to start, then.

The old saying of 'eating for two' is far from accurate.

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The distinguishing feature of the said methods is the position of the metallization.

Remember the saying, "15 minutes of fame".

One of the said technologies is electric vehicle (EV) technology.