Sentence examples for saying 1 from inspiring English sources

In another, the artist Chuck Close touts the Frick Collection, saying, "1 East 70th Street.

He shoved his nose in the re-filled glass three times, saying (1) "Hello," (2) "How are you," (3) "Quite well, thank you very much".

Mostly, though, Mr. Bush pushed his initiatives to retrain workers for better-paying jobs, saying 1 million new construction workers would be needed over the next decade.

So a line appears above the mail saying "1 event found" and you can add it to your calendar, though you can edit it as you do so.

CrowdIQ, a similar system, is saying 1%, which is what I'm going with as well.

Saying (1) of a set of "true" and "false" statements that they are all equally untrue, and (2) saying of unmediated sense-based perception or mistaken ideas that they are equally untrue is to say the same thing.

"I kept saying, 1-5, vaMartinezMartinez said, calling Millar by his jersey number.

More symbolically a shadow cabinet meeting was held in Bromley starting with a poster saying "£1,000 better off with Ken".

When he was first at Chelsea he was fond of saying 1-0 is a perfectly acceptable scoreline as long as you know how to protect it.

(During the call, Mr. Lewis tripped over the business cliché frequently used to describe the economies of scale achieved through a merger — "1+1=3" — instead saying "1+1=2").

Reaction has been mixed, with some drivers saying £1 or £1.50 was not much to pay if improvements were significant.