Sentence examples for he muttered something from inspiring English sources
He muttered something she was glad she had not heard.
And then he muttered something about Jim Carrey.
The driver seemed upset; when I inquired, he muttered something unintelligible.
The Downstairs captain grudgingly moves it ahead — COLOR: He muttered something about "I'm not a footman".
He muttered something I cannot repeat here and walked off, apparently irritated even by the mention of the country's name.
By way of a reply, he mutters something about the renowned Scot and first-ever Labour leader, Keir Hardie (who died in 1915), before Clarke jumps in.
He then muttered something in Arabic, which Dornstein later had translated: "What we did was wrong, and I admit it.
"He just muttered something like, 'I don't want to live in a world like this.' " Back at the Supreme Court, Justice Scalia's colleagues said they hoped he would get the help he needed, except for Justice Clarence Thomas, who said nothing.
He then muttered something about how Mexicans will pay for it.
He may have muttered something rather more Anglo-Saxon under his breath but who wouldn't under the circumstances?
