Sentence examples for wanted say from inspiring English sources

We wanted, say, a hundred users to be able to make use of the hardware at once.

Mr. Clinton feels frustrated, eager to help but unwilling to insert himself where he's not wanted, say the friends who have discussed this with him.

This has resulted in banks shrinking the inventories of bonds they used to have on hand in case a customer wanted, say, a million dollars' worth of 10-year General Motors bonds.

Given all the mayhem, it's a bit surprising to hear Jorge Zamacona, creator of "Wanted," say this: "I don't want the show to rest on its violence as its calling card".

She cares about architecture; one of Mr. Douglas's suggestions, as they were trying to figure out their living arrangement, was that she put up a big billboard of whatever kind of house she wanted — say, something with a big old gambrel roof — and they live in an old galvanized shed behind it.

(The restaurant was a late-eighteenth-century Parisian invention, and so, if you wanted, say, a "chine" of beef or a dish of anchovies to accompany your drink, you'd probably bring it along or have someone fetch it from a nearby cookhouse).

"That is all I wanted," said Bryan.

"He was the livewire that we wanted," said Hodges.

"She got what she wanted," says Close.

Then thirdly, I just want say something about financial theory.

No, I do not want say that.