Sentence examples for saying would be from inspiring English sources

A better, less contradictory saying would be "Don't give your baby a bath".

"But what they would be saying would be completely different from what they'd write in a blurb for the painting, were it in a show.

Saying would be true of Gwendolyn Brooks, we can go on and on with figures who understand the way in which the philosophic and the poetic are tied together.

Actually, what I'd probably be saying would be: "No, spend more on vocational education, and infrastructure, and an industry bank, and on tax breaks for companies in the north, and on universities, and R&D", because I'm cussed, and something of a bore.

That, it goes without saying, would be pretty unusual for a European tech startup and maybe kind of crazy post-Facebook and in the current climate.

Mr Chalmers added that at the last Nato summit in September there was a "disconnect" between what Mr Cameron was saying would be spent on defence and what the Treasury was saying in any of its documents.

That, residents say, would be a mistake.

"That," he said, "would be huge".

This investment, he said, would be safe.

Tequila, he said, would be impossible.

Violators, it said, would be fined.