Sentence examples for saying something on from inspiring English sources

"You can't stop someone from saying something on Twitter and/or Facebook.

"I'm sure the prime minister will be saying something on that today because this is a very serious issue, these are very serious allegations," he said in Canberra.

You simply can't duplicate saying something on the spur of the moment to a colleague who is standing or sitting next to you, and you certainly can't get instantaneous feedback.

A distant outpost of you - particularly your humour.' One of the interesting things we noticed about @TicBot's ability to engage with people is that when we tried to make him more coherent – by programming him to match the text in someone's tweet and then getting him to reply saying something on the same subject, it didn't work as well as when his tweets were totally random.

"I can imagine being in a situation where maybe I need to take a break and blow off steam by saying something on Facebook".

The researchers verified the effectiveness of this by comparing video of a person actually saying something on video with what the deep learning network produced using that same video as a source.

Have you ever heard one of these guys say something on the order of, "Folks, we're in a pickle," even if that is the reality?

"If you say something on Facebook or Twitter, you have to worry about goons on one hand and criminal laws on the other," Ms. Nundy said.

"Maybe he will say something on our behalf".

"I say something on the radio and it just happens".

The French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, said something on similar lines.