Sentence examples for has said only a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ashcroft has said only a small number of inmates and their lawyers would be monitored.

In 20 years, she has said only a few sentences to the press about the accident.

Acorn has said only a handful of employees submitted false forms and did so in a bid to increase their pay.

The European commission has said only a fraction of the €20m (£15m) dual-use technologies that the EU exports to Russia would fall foul of the ban on military exports.

The government has said only a few hundred of the nearly 4,000 qualifications now offered to 16- to 19-year-olds will be included in school league tables in future.

The UK government has said only a few hundred advisers will remain in Afghanistan after 2014, but the military estimates the number could still swell to 1,000 – with another 300 or so in Kabul to run the new Sandhurst-style officer academy that is being built.

The complaint against the accused describes, as I have said, only a single offense,—that of selling, furnishing, and giving away intoxicating liquor without authority.

Furthermore, Christine Lagarde, the head of the IMF, had said only a few hours earlier that she was confident that the €300m would be repaid on Friday.

So passionate was Peck for croquet that he is known to have said only a single negative thing about it in his lifetime.

Recently retired Pakistani military officials are known to have directed the Mumbai attacks, and some Lashkar members have said only a thin line separates the group from its longtime bosses in the Pakistan security establishment.

"As far as green-card holders going forward, it doesn't affect them," Trump's chief of staff, Reince Priebus, said on NBC News' "Meet the Press," contradicting what government officials had said only a day earlier.