Sentence examples for say beginning from inspiring English sources
They are, it is fair to say, beginning to enjoy life in the top flight.
"The situation has changed very rapidly — I would even say radically — over a very short period of time, I would say beginning on Sept. 24," when Mr. Putin revealed plans to regain the presidency, Mr. Pozner said.
I say beginning because, despite the fact these aging rockers now ham it up for the cameras and slip in the odd outrageous cliché between songs, they seem to do so begrudgingly.
What he had to say — beginning with his opening statement, delivered directly into the camera — was clear, fluent, well reasoned, and accessible, making a persuasive (so I imagine; I'm already persuaded), many-levelled, albeit imperfect, case for reform, as opposed to the alternative, which is the status quo.
But some logical chronologies will occur, they say, beginning with seminal late 19th-century and early 20th-century paintings like "The Bather" by Cezanne (1885) and "The Starry Night" by van Gogh (1893) straight through to more contemporary work from Rachel Whiteread, Takashi Murakami and Damien Hirst.
XRD results reveal that the formation of anatase and rutile using the heat treatment is obtained in a series of processes, that is to say, beginning with the formation of anatase and following with the formation of rutile.
"They say," begins yet another ad.
"We're not going to begin where they say begin.
Walt Whitman, they say, began this view.
Xenophon, one might say, began the next paragraph nearly as abruptly as Thucydides ended his.
