Sentence examples for might say from from inspiring English sources
Blimey, one of them might say from withal.
They are, you might say, from the original ground zero, or from whatever the proper plural of that phrase is.
He suffered, you might say, from being a football coach whose father was a lawyer and had wanted his son to become President.
As Fred Wilpon, who has spent a lot of money to make it to this juncture, might say, from your mouth to God's ears.
It is also worth mentioning that I have recently stepped down (despite what the media might say) from my position on the PAC Security Council.
And so we might say, from that point of view, if only the person could recognize the facts and know for a certainty that's what their line was going to look like, suicide would at certain points be rational.
"I forgive you, old friend," one might say, "for cutting me from your wedding invite list.
(Wait, you might say: imports from Canada are still imports.
The Bill of Rights, you might say, arose from a bailout.
Later, he noted that the Swedish entrant had been "outspoken about some of the human issues here" and might say something from the stage if she won.
Compared with his more recent theatrical and filmic experiments, it showed how far Mr. Forsythe has evolved (or, some might say, devolved) from pure dance.
