Sentence examples for said a case of from inspiring English sources
This was not, he said, a case of old whines in new bottles.
Where bunks are only 18 inches apart, he said, a case of the disease can multiply quickly.
It was, he said, a case of coastal envy: "I can see the sun glistening off the ocean as I look out my office window".
"Korean Ceramics from the Museum of Oriental Ceramics, Osaka" is not, as Yogi Berra might have said, a case of deja vu all over again.
Major Thulani Zwane, a spokesman for the police in KwaZulu-Natal province, said: "A case of assault GBH was opened at Mayville police station.
Marjorie is, she said, a case of self-education and overculturalization, someone who can rattle on about Herman Hesse but has lost a sense of her own identity.
Chennithala said a case for illegal possession of explosives had been registered against the temple.
For years, the Lambert brothers shouted that Father Byrns had molested them as children, and for years, its bishop, Thomas V. Daily, and his advisers did little more than nod and say a case of they-said-he-said, let us pray.
Andy Millman's battles with the BBC comedy department were, he says, "A case of there but for the grace of God go I.
In general, her approach is, she says, a case of "finding a long-term solution that is flexible enough to accommodate change".
David Elswood of Christie's, an auctioneer in London, says a case of Lafite Rothschild 1982 that cost £70,000 ($110,000) two years ago now goes for £30,000.The reason is changing appetites among Chinese buyers.
