Sentence examples for should say now from inspiring English sources

"That's all I should say now".

We should say, now, thanks for the memories guys.

His father never again speaks to him — or to her, as we should say now.

This sounds overly dramatic, and I should say now that I still don't know which way I'm voting.

I should say now that, even if you aren't a fan of musicals, please don't instantly dismiss Little Shop.

The 59 year-old Patterson celebrated his relationship with his beloved wife Mary Jane, and then added some "confessions and things I should say now".

"We shouldn't say now that Islam doesn't let us play".

Its narrator, Phineas Gilbert Nanson, shares with Roland of "Possession" an epic moniker and small stature: "I should perhaps say, now, that I am a very small man.

So what should I say now to Person X [person outside of the GTC]?" Interviewer: "What did you say?

If that is really the case, then I should say I now announce that I am retiring from retirement... (2004).

But, no matter how lofty the goal, some judges said, there are also nuts-and-bolts issues to consider, including whether a judge at a wedding of two men should say, "I now pronounce you husband and husband".