Sentence examples for by says from inspiring English sources

"And then this train comes by!" says Hester, gloating over the cosmic perfidy of it all.

"Candidly, when I first started talking about it, my instinct was, having spent my life in retail, that this is an old idea that the Internet is passing by," says Mr. George.

Stand by, says Coleridge, for falls in women's weekly magazines.

Audrey, who's passing by, says: "Everybody knows that, deah.

'Forty years have gone by,' says Koudelka, 'and I do not remember them nor they me.

Bruno Pieters, designer and founder of Honest By, says it's not just possible, but inevitable.

"It's chaotic, but it doesn't have to be," another woman, passing by, says to a friend.

That became increasingly obvious as the years went by," says Barbara.

MADE-BY says it undertakes a range of consultancy projects with fashion brands that are tailored to their specific needs, whether in long-term partnership, or on an ad-hoc basis.

"The demonstrators were unable to enter PSG at all and the only area they could assemble in was the small, clearly unsuitable area in front of the Supreme Court, which is the opposite side of the Square from Parliament and is of limited visibility to passers-by," says the letter from Liberty.

Next time he should cut out the Presidential middle man and invite Mr. Bush for a White House drop-by," says a Wall Street Journal editorial.