Sentence examples for always said out from inspiring English sources

Always wave and say hi! There's a guy I like and I always said "hi!" He always said out loud or quietly, "hi".

When you go to synagogue or are part of the Jewish community, you almost always say a prayer for the 6 million people who died in the Holocaust and you always say out loud: "Never again". It's something instilled in us since we were children in Hebrew school.

The brilliance of the MoveOn ad is that it said what everyone outside of DC was thinking but not always saying out loud, busting through another taboo people like Hoyer dare not think (i. e., the truth), while all the DC Elites fretted and froofed like finicky old harridans in a Georgetown knitting club.

"I always say out of bad things, good things happen, and she felt like she should do something, so she donated the wheelchair to me," Pfeifer said.

And so I say to you all what Harvey always said: Come out, come out, come out".

"I've always said whatever comes out of these talks, we will want the same," said the prince, Saudi Arabia's former intelligence chief.

My coaches always said, Get out of your head.

"But as I always say, coming out is a personal journey that one has to take and find a time that works best for them.

Caroline always said, "Things would work out".

The mayor has been talked up as a possible future Conservative leader, but he has always said he would see out his second term as mayor until 2016.

"I always said if they turned out to be wrong, I would make a full and frank apology and I do that today.