Sentence examples for said sentence from inspiring English sources

Raymond Carver, a close friend of Ford up until his death in 1988, said: 'Sentence for sentence, Richard is the best writer at work in this country today.' The novel gave Ford the belief to carry on.

Watch 9 seconds of any recent episode of the Daily Show and you'll see that networks, pundits, experts, you-name-its are all happily willing to spend their days blowing an out-of-context sentence completely out of proportion and make said sentence seem like the biggest offense to politics since Watergate.

Quoting Alice in Wonderland, Lippman said, "Sentence first, verdict afterwards," to describe bail in New York.

She said sentencing was tentatively scheduled for July 31.

Whitfield said sentences for knife crimes were generally too lenient.

In a statement to the Commons Mr Clarke said sentencing policy needed a "radically different approach".

The judge, Mr. Largo said, sentenced him to 16 days of unpaid suspension.

Prosecutors in Miami-Dade County said sentences in such cases usually included anger counseling.

At one point he says: "Sentences are hard.

Needless to say, sentences have been variously attacked as too soft and too tough.

Each woman was shown in turn saying sentences in one of the languages.