Sentence examples for said harshly from inspiring English sources

"Names elude me," she said harshly.

"Thanks for taking a message," Madeleine said harshly.

"Stop stalling, or you have to go back to your room," I said harshly.

"It is like an exception in Spain that he is not doing something better," García Santos said harshly, when I mentioned my meal at La Broche.

In his cross-examination of Hoxha, who testified at length for the prosecution, Scaring said harshly, "At the hospital, you accused her of killing her husband, didn't you?," and Hoxha said, "No".

"Mr. Churchill, you are drink," Braddock said harshly.

"Nein," she says harshly.

We were eliminated (some say harshly) by the eventual 2006 Cup winners, Italy.

Or is it permissible to write about that on the grounds that perhaps when you're taking major decisions involving risky financial manoeuvres, someone you're sleeping with doesn't say harshly, 'You're mad' at set times?

Some might say, harshly, that Horwill was lucky to be on the pitch, having caught George Kruis, whose form is such that some have thrust him forward as a possible England captain, in the head with a swinging arm.

Or is it permissible to write about that on the grounds that perhaps when you're taking major decisions involving risky financial manoeuvres, someone you're sleeping with doesn't say harshly, 'You're mad' at set times? "You can see I believe that there is a defence there".