Sentence examples for utter more than from inspiring English sources

Since last year, Bashira had not been able to walk, or utter more than a few words, said Aminullah.

This is a reason that the women don't have much dialogue, and the men are too occupied with driving, wrecking, and leaping to utter more than an occasional mal mot.

In neither film does Mr. Zonca's subject utter more than a few words, but his gift lies in an eloquent choice of detail as he tells his stories through the eyes of his quietly expressive actors.

It trots out this formula so often when foreigners criticise its own behaviour that, even if it supports change, it is hard for it to utter more than platitudes, as it has this month, about the desirability of a "democracy process that is appropriate for the country".China has also been the chief beneficiary of the partial Western boycott.

He uttered more than one expletive.

"Yes, those words have been uttered more than once".

Do you want to know what word was uttered more than any other that night, even during cocktail party chitchat?

The only speaker at the Convention in St . Paulwho uttered more than a sentence or two in support of the President was his wife, Laura.

He said: "In my first month as health secretary the word I've heard uttered more than every other is 'integration'integration

The most important of those names is the one that may get uttered more than any other in the next two weeks: Tom Henning Ovrebo.

Asked if he may begin uttering more than "Aflac!" in the commercials, she replied: "That's going to be up to him.