Sentence examples for media will say from inspiring English sources

The media will say what they say.

The media will say unity is boring but this unity is interesting and striking".

Asked about his own success on third down, Johnson said: "I've never been a third-down guy, most of the New York media will say.

If the Lib Dems vote for the Plan B amendment, the media will say the government is in chaos, he says.

But like her husband, the first lady is also black so no one in the media will say a word against either of them for fear of being called a racist.

"Sometimes the media will say, 'What are you doing here?' You're Republicans and I'm proud of you for being Republicans and I'm proud of being a Republican and standing here with each and every one of you," he added.

"I'm asking you this next question because I know the liberal media will," said Hannity.

The media regulator will say that Channel 4 needs between £60m and £100m a year in public funding by 2012.

Don't discuss company matters publicly, a typical social media policy will say, and don't disparage managers, co-workers or the company itself.

He believes that "the growing demands on businesses for accountability will increasingly be directed towards charities, with awkward questions at AGMs and exposés in the media", he will say at the Guardian sponsored speech.

Hopefully someone with a spine in the Republican Party -- and the mainstream American media -- will say enough is enough -- not only about the ugliness that is Donald Trump, but that which is Sarah Palin as well.