Sentence examples for say something other from inspiring English sources

Which is to say: something other than elapsed time accounts for the distance.

The decision could open the way for resolving U.S.-Russian differences over missile defense, one of the thorniest problems on the bilateral agenda, and remove an obstacle to further nuclear arms reductions — if Moscow can say something other than "nyet".

"I entered this school because it was the PUCP and I'm one semester away from graduating, and now my degree is going to say something other than PUCP," said Vesna Gálvez, 25, a law student, using the school's Spanish acronym (pronounced pook).

It's good to see a play with teenage characters who can think and say something other than, "like, y'know?" Any momentum these two build up, though, is undercut by a recurrent amateurish device in which a silent child (Maya Simkowitz) materializes and, seen only by Elly, dances.

In total, there are five new SSML tags that can be put into practice, including whispers, expletive beeps, emphasis, sub (which lets Alexa say something other than what's written), and prosody.

They also know you tend to freak the eff out on anyone, who has the audacity to say something other than what you want to hear.

Marx says something other than capitalism.

And if you look EVEN closer, you can see that the actors' mouths are saying something other than what the dub is saying.

Moments later I commit my next foible, saying something other than the honorifics.

"You shouldn't condemn people simply for saying something other people don't want to hear," he said.

Once I told a man that Birju was brain damaged, that there was no hope, and he looked down at me and smiled and nodded like I was saying something other than what I actually was.