Sentence examples for specifically say for from inspiring English sources

When she left Perth with plans to get work when she got to Victoria, and she told those around her that she was "drawn" to Victoria, although didn't specifically say for what purpose.

I always have to end up going back to the general databases to search being able to specifically say, for example, I want to look for something that crosses the boundaries of public health and primary care and community care, that would be fantastic.

Oddly, America has now signed the treaty so that it can keep pushing for a giant loophole an exemption, as Mr Clinton specifically said, for those countries that do not ratify it.

American legal principles have long favored open courts as a check on government, and New York law has specifically said for more than a century that "the sittings of every court within the state shall be public".

The commercials do not specifically say whom to vote for.

But they do not specifically say that he reported for duty in Alabama.

The email did not specifically say Wolf was running for Senate, but urged voters to email if they thought "we need more Ted Cruzes and Mike Lees and Rand Pauls".

"Do they specifically say, 'We're here for those pot smokers that get a little hungry after a few tokes?' No, they don't, they don't need to".

However, he did not specifically say he wanted to play for the Knicks or the Nets, saying "it's tough for me to answer that question".

When I specifically say that a question is for the Congolese members of the band and will need translating into French (I'm told before the interview that Farrell will help to translate for Theo and R9, who is also here), he tends to say "I'll answer for them" or just take over the answer.

Note that in my example above, Dr. Doe did not specifically say, "Dr. Smith, I am looking for a job".