Sentence examples for utter that from inspiring English sources
Tell the public-address announcer to never utter that name again.
As such, I have a great deal of sympathy with Nick Clegg – not a phrase I utter that often – when he voices reservations about free schools.
No, only humans can utter that sort of grammatical nonsense.
And therefore every word they utter that might conceivably go public must have a single purpose: to advance the national interests of the United States.
Some parents, hearing a child utter that sentence, might think about having her deprogrammed.
But Piazza will not utter that and no one can blame him for allowing the debate to percolate.
How can I help?" By design, Kai utters that hello once every seventeen times.
He is asked if he knows what uttering that sentence will mean.
The ugliest single sentence Beck uttered that week came on his radio program, which supplements his TV show.
Some N.I.H. scientists were flabbergasted when the president uttered that number; many stem cell scientists immediately challenged it.
But this history suggests that Mr. Netanyahu would be wise to ease the strain on the alliance before any words are uttered that cannot be unsaid.
