Sentence examples for me to utter from inspiring English sources

This is normally the moment for me to utter some banter in my woeful Darija Arabic and comment on the telly, always tuned to a Tunisian football channel.

The first section, set in an underground habitat in which humanity hides from the cancer-inducing sun, caused me to utter frequent little "what-?

Or that the best drama category would come well down the running order and other colleagues would say what needed to be said before I got to my feet, freeing me to utter the usual pleasurable platitudes – thanking my mother, the broom cupboard, the clement weather.

Freshman year became a pathetic war with hallmates trying to get me to utter obscenities.

He seemed, to me at least—and it is startling for me even to utter the thought to be almost normal.

"Another Stella?" she said, without me having to utter a word.

Most films seem to me to be utter rubbish.

Recollections of a frigid April sojourn in Massachusetts are too fresh for me to comfortably utter the phrase "Boston is hot".

One insider in the agency worker business, by contrast, tells me they amount to "utter rubbish", and sticks to the same line you hear from all the people involved in his trade: that most British people are simply not interested in the kind of work done by eastern Europeans (this man has 200 people on his books; four are from the UK).

For me, the hardest word to utter in this prayer is the very first one: Hineni (Here I am).

Gerenith had yet to utter to me the Spanish phrase "Te quiero".