Sentence examples for saying meaning from inspiring English sources

"The shirts they wear," Fields was saying, meaning his teammates' T-shirts with 51 and 58, "it's such an inspiration right now.

"We didn't have the same attitude" in the second half, he is quoted as saying, meaning far too reluctant to throw deep, adding, dramatically: "Take that for what it is".

"Sugar Baby," they'll still say to each other, probably long after the man himself is dead; it's become a saying, meaning "That's life" or "There's nothing we can do about it".

I don't like any form of clothing or kit where one cannot see a person's mouth or eyes, both vital to reading what someone is saying, meaning or feeling at any given moment when you are trying to communicate.

He added, "Salam aleikum" — a traditional Muslim saying meaning, "Peace to you".

A kind man, Palestinian, offered relief by placing his hand on my head, and saying, meaning it: "I understand".

"P.B.R.," he said, meaning Pabst Blue Ribbon.

"Puppy?" I said, meaning to sound sympathetic.

"You sound like Keith, Wattssaidid, meaning Keith Richards.

"I was chutzpan_,_" he said, meaning "shameless".

You voted for it," Mr. Miliband said, meaning the war.