Sentence examples for presents to say from inspiring English sources

You say, "AND SHE WON'T EVEN LEND ME HER WOMB!" with enough emotion and your homophobic cousin will guiltily backtrack so hard they sometimes end up having to buy you presents to say sorry.

It is enough for the present to say that the Children of Darkness were probably the Romans, at the hands of whom the Jews had suffered so much.

It is not possible at present to say how much of the pause in the growth of emissions was down to policy and how much to economic forces, nor whether this pause is likely to continue.

We do not have to presume to defend those who are no longer present to say what they think.

Another elderly man tried to give me his turd as a present to say thanks for my help.

Thursday's episode featured all eleven of the show's co-hosts, past and present, to say farewell to Walters.

"There are simply too many unknowns at present to say that this paper makes a prediction that is useful for future flooding risks," Severinghaus said.

If you agree, there's no time like the present to say so to the people who represent you in Washington.

Plus: your mum really wants to buy you a "nice present" to "say well done" for doing well in your A-Levels, so you may as well let her drop a hundred quid on one of these.

The burden of the choice he never got to make has weighed heavy on him since: What if he had been present to say "no?" Would she still be alive?

The moment the script starts to roll, you must be present enough to say OUT LOUD, "Stop and breathe".