Sentence examples for say hush from inspiring English sources
How do you say Hush Puppies in Italian?
That said, there is a way to claim that power back from them, and that is: When they approach you on the phone, just hold a single finger up—or, if you like, the palm of your hand as if to say: hush.
"Sometimes," Gibran later recalled, "she would smile at someone who came in... and lay her finger on her lip and say, 'Hush.
And they culminate in what Mrs. Chess says: "Hush, children!
Aren't the people now saying hush the same ones who hollered and pointed their holy fingers at Mr. Clinton?
Walt Whitman said of Booth: "I never saw an actor who could make more of the said hush or wait and hold the audience in an indescribable half delicious, half irritating suspense.
The man said hush now and the doll was silent.
"When you were quite a little boy," she wrote, "someone should have said 'Hush' just once". Shaw, according to Dan H. Laurence, editor of the collection, wrote several thousand letters a year for most of his 94-year life; all this apart from plays, criticism, prefaces, pamphlets and journalistic essays.
"It's not my birthday even," Daisy said, hushed by the glitter in her hands.
"We chose a reddish orange because the combination of colors connotes heat, romance, passion and lust," says Hushed creator Justin Shimoon.
And it is as if the very house itself, on a moonlit California summer night, says, hushed, "Come Home.
