Sentence examples for saying can be from inspiring English sources
"But there is no way what the Germans are saying can be true without divine intervention or a belief in miracles," he said.
"This guy is creating an alternate reality for himself, and all of what he's saying can be used against him in the criminal case," Mr. Franks said.
To refer to an unidentified person — the equivalent of "just anybody" in English — one Chinese saying can be loosely translated this way: "some Zhang, some Li".
As the Iraq war enters its fifth year, an old saying can be heard more and more often in the homes, cafes and streets of the country: "Because of a lack of horses, they put saddles on the dogs".
Working out what to wear that will best reflect your competence and suitability while at the same time leaving you comfortable enough to concentrate on what you're actually saying can be frustratingly difficult.
"I'm not really confident that what the Tory party are saying can be managed at the end of the day, so that's why we have decided what we are going to do".
"And greed," he said, "can be deterred".
Their rates, he says, can be outrageous.
The election, she says, can be won.
Being recognised, he says, "can be uncomfortable.
"Sex," Kafka says, "can be a curse".
