Sentence for says | Use says in a sentence

Sentences with says. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use says in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for says.

• She says you did. (8)
• Mother says so tu. (8)
• The Chief says Yes! (10)
• But important, he says. (8)
• What says my other self? (10)
• So it says in my note-book. (10)
• He says what he can for her. (10)
• I loves my father, says you. (22)
• Two thousand more, she says. (10)
• And yet she never says a word. (8)
• He says he has an engagement. (10)
• Adder says she looked handsome. (10)
• She may be married, as she says. (22)
• He leaves London, he says, to-day. (4)
• I forget if she says it; I say it. (10)
• Save the money for the work, says I. (22)
• And he says he can explain everything. (9)
• But Madam says: Thereof she may be vain! (10)
• Count Rosek says my dancing lacks passion. (8)
• Dancy says he was downstairs all the time. (8)
• The last time our landlady says, he wept. (10)
• That means she marries you, or says good-bye. (10)
• Mr. Jones says we must not think of moving her. (4)
• But let us be systematic, as my poor Silva says. (10)
• He thanks me, says I served the good cause well. (10)
• The doctor says we shall know in a few hours now. (8)
• Harry says we shall soon be a hundred a-head of you. (10)
• I felt like hiring a hall, as George says, all the time. (9)
• He says he has business there, but will not tell me what. (4)
• He is astonished, he says; he could not have imagined it! (10)
• Edward says they think less of women: I say they think more. (10)
• Jon, Father says we may go to Italy, you and I, for two months. (8)
• He says he is going to be a great General and going to the wars. (10)
• My mother says the orchard was always famous in her younger days. (4)
• I have no doubt Tom Cogglesby means what he says, and will do it. (10)
• But, as old Colney says (and bother him, for constantly intruding! (10)
• He told Goole, and Goole says that he himself spoke of it to Dancy. (8)
• The curious point, Adder says, is his letting it be done by steel. (10)
• My father says I shall never be so great, because I am half English. (10)
• My father says when we do that we are calling in the devil as doctor. (10)
• Fleur says that Mother was engaged to her father before you married her. (8)
• He had at least lost the habit of me, and that says much in such matters. (9)
• Lespel says it is sailorlike to do something of this sort after a cruise. (10)
• Mr. Radnor calls his daughter, Freddy; so Mr. Taplow, the architect, says. (10)
• Says the poet: Hast thou seen the wild herd by the jungle galloping close? (10)
• Jarniman spoke of a remarkable number of diseases; very complicated, he says. (10)
• When he says something funny he ducks and seems to be setting to his partner. (10)
• He says he could drive them to Kingdom-Come and they would not turn their hair. (8)
• Frank says they all want to come to a compromise, really, except that man Roberts. (8)
• My uncle says nothing, but I am sure he will do everything in his power to get you made. (4)
• You took it to him, he says, three days ago; that is, on Monday, and received cash for it? (8)
• Poverty, says the satirist, has nothing harder in itself than that it makes men ridiculous. (10)
• If, he says, she watches over sentimentalism with a birch-rod, she is not opposed to romance. (10)
• As heaven preserve her, says slip, the smell in that room grew like an open grave, clammily putrid. (10)
• He says that if it appears for our common interest, he shall pay me a salary as well as a commission. (9)
• The doctor says I am so strong that nothing will break in me, and that I must live, if I am not killed. (10)
• The doctor says I am so strong that nothing will break in me, and that I must live, if I am not killed. (22)
• She never says anything that you can remember; nothing in flashes or ripples; nothing the least literary. (9)
• Isabella says she feels as if I were her brother; and I begin to think myself she is not exactly like a sister. (6)
• He says again, if you remember, that our own Age is travelling back to darkness and ignorance through dyspepsia. (10)
• Martin says, when it comes to real dealing with social questions and the poor, all the people we know are amateurs. (8)
• Boyne says be wouldent take no for an ansir, and hung on and hungon, till poppa threatened to hitt him with his cane. (9)
• Dacier says he is the one Englishman who may always be sure of an Irish hearing; and he does not cajole them, you know. (10)
• Count Orso says, and marches forth, after receiving the compliment of a choric song in honour of his paternal government. (10)
• He says that Medole is vaccine matter which the Austrians apply to this generation of Italians to spare us the terrible disease. (10)
• He says, that they are at present very good Freinds, have quite forgiven all past errors and intend in future to be very good Neighbours. (4)
• Lady Lesley says no, that nothing will ever tempt her to forego the Amusements of Brighthelmstone for a Journey to Italy merely to see our Brother. (4)

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