Sentence examples for say means from inspiring English sources

I wish they would let us feel what we say means something".

That, the racinos say, means there will be less money generated for education.

But this, they say, means that money is stretched too thin and projects left unfinished.

Building bigger plants introduces more complexity, which, experts say, means greater uncertainty and cost.

But that narrow window, they say, means that mammography can save lives only if done well.

This, they say, means malnutrition acts as a barrier to economic growth.

Winning best musical or best play, they say, means money in the bank.

A "no" vote on the referendum, they say, means no borrowing at all.

Burning "biomass" from trees instead of coal, they say, means fewer greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.

Everything in it, that is to say, means something special to him.

And that, critics say, means there can't be a reliable recount.