Sentence examples for say fully from inspiring English sources

As the country enters a downward spiral of spending cuts, recession, unemployment and falling tax revenues, some economists say fully €55 billion will have to be found.

They point to the presence of Patrick J. Fitzgerald, the lead prosecutor in the bombings case, who participated in the interrogation and, they say, fully intended to bring Mr. al-'Owhali to the United States to face charges.

The pinky-finger bone of someone known as "X-woman" is interesting because of what she — or he, you can't really tell from the finger — was not, which is to say fully human.

"I believe that the general growth in large institutions have occurred in the context of an underlying structure of markets in which many of the larger risks are dramatically — I should say, fully — hedged".

Of course, the aesthetic of the high, of the sugar rush, can grow monotonous when not relieved by more complex sensations the type of responses provoked by, say, fully fleshed out characters, or a deep sensitivity to time and place.

"Tell you what," I say, fully recovered from the urge to teach my father to beat eggs, in fact feeling considerably older and wiser for having a skill so arcane it can't even be expressed on four sides of lined A4. "Tell you what, why don't I just go on baking them for you for a bit?" And so I did.

The experience was, he said, "fully immersive".

The players, he said, fully support the union.

Ms. Hedegaard, he said, "fully appreciates that role and is taking it very seriously".

HSBC current leadership, the bank said, "fully welcome and support these reforms".

"If I put a banner on my ad that said fully furnished," she said, "buyers would recoil.