Sentence examples for said hence from inspiring English sources
New businesses generate almost every new job in the United States, Mr. Obama said, hence the bill's acronym.
In China, they are considered a delicacy -- the ambrosia of nobles, Ms. Tam said, hence their price, a staggering $1,980 a pound.
The percentage differences in many categories were not statistically significant, Dr. Tshabalala-Msimang said, hence the conclusion that the epidemic may be leveling off.
"He's a regular person, not a caricature of a fashion designer," Ms. Altuzarra said, hence not given to sulks or operatic outbursts.
But there were strings attached: "I wanted other men to be able to share her," Mr. Cattelan said; hence the edition of sculptures.
How can it be authentic with the way we work at Céline?" These were open-ended questions, she said: hence a collection marked by its contrasts, in which ladylike coats in ruched cream leather and trailing scarves of black pom pom fur were mixed with dynamic, clean-lined jumpsuits and a new hybrid of the rucksack which resembled a shoulder-holster for a handgun.
Our adviser, who shouldst be living at this hour, would say: Hence, loathed Melancholy..
"I have a deep and abiding love of robots," she says, hence the name.
"I noticed that hair isn't ever really addressed in other zombie movies – they have great rotted faces but their hair looks normal," he says, hence the conditioner.
They can often look a bit underweight and worse for wear, shall we say, hence the word being a little less than complimentary.
But "you don't want to eat filet mignon for breakfast," Ms. Herrington says, hence the concept to develop varieties that would be "customized for the breakfast occasion".
