Sentence examples for was said from from inspiring English sources

The main threat was, it was said, from "lone wolves".

Heywood says he could not see what was said from the CCTV footage.

"I did hear what was said from the stage," he said on Sunday.

It's consoling to think that, after all, along with mad kings and sad Malvolios, what will endure, from our time, is what was said from the stage about the things that matter.

He and Joe – who created a first-class restaurant, the Church, in Stratford – were by now living on a farm 30 miles deeper into Ontario, so that, although Phillips had resigned (suffering from exhaustion, it was said) from the theatre in 1980, he stayed put and took over the nearby Grand theatre in London, Ontario.

Why did that go wrong?" He personally views the Catholic church as "one of the most damaging institutions in Latin America a force of evil", alluding to inflammatory speeches by priests during the riots: "'Your church allows you to kill liberals because they're the devil incarnate' was said from pulpits".

"You know how it is," the actor was saying from the stage.

"Eric, sorry to wake you," Murdoch was saying from the New York office one recent afternoon.

We learn, it's said, from experience.

A fish rots, it is said, from the head down.

And elsewhere: "It has been said, from classical times onwards, that fortune favours the bold".