Sentence examples for with saying one from inspiring English sources
Given that the Post headline on Sherry's story reads, "Pension critic Rep. Mike Coffman already gets PERA money," she should ask him directly, "What's up with saying one thing and, when your own bank account is involved, doing another?" If he refuses to answer, we'd like to know.
So Mr Assad may well get away with saying one thing and doing another.
"The whole atmosphere in this department is hard to deal with," said one medical resident.
"Vornado is very difficult to deal with," said one top executive at the authority.
"I find C4 impossible to deal with," said one head of an independent production company.
In theory, one can imagine a Senate with, say, one senator from each state, plus fifty more elected at large.
"He could be a chancellor to reckon with," said one longtime superintendent, "if he learns to listen".
"Why would we ask members to do something that is bad policy that we do not agree with?" said one top GOP leadership aide.
"I have completely fallen in love with you," said one commenter on Weibo.
"It is no secret that there were some who disagreed with reconciliation with Hamas," said one.
"There's no alternative now but to get on with it," said one.
