Sentence examples for said solved from inspiring English sources

The concept, she said, solved a problem she's been dealing with lately when traveling with her teenager and her 11-year old daughter, Madeleine.

Luhrmann, he said, "solved the question mark as to 'Why are we hearing this voice?'".

Tracy said solving a Sudoku puzzle could be easier than solving the Rockies' perennial pitching quandary.

Americans, they said, solve their problems in the courts; terrorists solve them with violence.

Mr. Latimer said: "Solving problems regionally is going to become increasingly important.

Yet these steps, he said, solve only part of the problem.

The text said solving the Palestinian crisis was the group's "first priority".

Instead, Milburn said, solving Britain's social mobility problem should be "the holy grail of public policy".

But, Mr. Lazio said, solving the state's many problems requires "the experience and the ability to make the changes that have been promised".

Dr. Norris, author of "Racing for the Bomb," an account of the Manhattan Project, said solving the H-bomb riddle awaited more candor from Moscow.

Writing in the Daily Telegraph, he said solving the eurozone finance crisis should be the priority.