Sentence examples for numbers saying from inspiring English sources

The numbers saying they are of no religion is small but growing.

He declined to give numbers, saying that the vote was confidential.

Some analysts discounted the importance of the durable-goods numbers, saying the increase was largely anticipated.

Postal unions praised the second-quarter numbers, saying the figures show the continuing viability of the Postal Service.

Mr. Chowdhury boastfully returned to his world of numbers, saying that in a good year the business netted $1 million.

He took a paper record of the winning numbers, saying, "I have to go tell my wife".

Mr. Putin took note of Mr. Prokhorov's numbers, saying Wednesday that the billionaire "could, in principle, be useful in the new Cabinet if he wants it".

But early today, they downgraded most of those numbers, saying New England would fare the worst, but even then not as bad as expected.

He declined to give specific numbers, saying that he believed the incidents were greatly underreported because of the difficulty of tracing problems to a specific transmitter.

Ms. LaGrasse expressed little surprise at these numbers, saying litigation is so expensive that the vast majority of property owners take what is offered.

And it quarreled with the project's numbers, saying that payments to the reserve pool teachers cost $36 million and not $81 million over the last two years.