Sentence examples for relating to say from inspiring English sources

But it is possible that they solicited information perhaps specific information, relating to, say, e-mail accounts associated with Hillary Clinton's campaign.

Those were when Yee "demeaned the office" by suggesting that financial contributions could be beneficial (to the contributor) in future actions of the Secretary of State relating to, say, supervision of elections; and when he "allegedly" accepted cash with the remark that his children "could write the check" to launder the money.

(Sounds like the RIAA to me…) What better way to analyze this than through a lens no doubt many of you can relate to, say, video games.

When someone mentions something you relate to, say, "Oh, I love that too".

'That's something anyone anywhere can relate to,' says Miller.

"The people that I have met I can relate to," said Ms. LaVoie.

"Every story has a moral that I think kids can relate to," said Mr. Murakami.

"Good observational comedy is based on what you can relate to," says Hunter.