Sentence examples for were say the from inspiring English sources
That would have perhaps been a contextual explanation, if not an excuse, if the time in question were, say, the post-Reconstruction era.
Russia's geostrategic interests in Vietnam, however, are far less wide-ranging today than were, say, the Soviet Union's during the cold war.
So, if you were, say, the chemicals corresponded to The Economist, a bank or a stockbroker would come around and say, "Do you want to be our chemicals analyst?," and they would offer you three or four times your salary.
*Would the national news media pay more attention to the effects of the strike against Northwest Airlines if the company's flights were, say, the only way to get to and from the Hamptons?
While it may be possible to translate this moment into the thematic, metaphysical and socio-cultural terms of characterization operative in Shakespeare performance criticism, with some modifications, it would defeat the purpose to watch a Beijing opera adaptation of the play as if it were, say, the RSC.
And for all of Obama's rhetoric about new pathways to peace, his administration is making some stunning moves that were, say, the previous president to have done so all hell would have broken loose in domestic politics.
You were saying the World Cup is not treating you right?
The players are saying the right things.
"No need to be", said the farmer.
"I think he was saying the opposite".
