Such as it is, sir," hesaid with a pleasant smile, "it is yours to command.
Then he said with a light laugh: "Even the vinegar which that ruffian Brogard served us at Calais was preferable to this, do you not imagine so, my good Monsieur Chambertin?
I'll make that cursed Englishman speak yet," he said with a fierce oath.
I probably didn't realise, he said with a naive gravity, how much importance he attached to that token.
To tell you the truth, Stein," I said with an effort that surprised me, "I came here to describe a specimen.
You might have heard a pin drop in the boat," he said with a queer contraction of his lips, like a man trying to master his sensibilities while relating some extremely moving fact.
They began to ask him if he had not this thing and that, but he said with firmness, "Nothin' but shoes, guls.
It's all before us still, Jasmine," he said with a ring of purpose and a great gentleness in his tone.
Right, lads," he said with a stern joy in his voice.
Good day, missie," he said withan attempt at cheerfulness.
I have heard that is all fever veld, and that the country between is full of fierce Kaffirs," I said with a groan.
No," I said with a bitterness that he noticed but failed to comprehend.
Much the same may be said with respect to his Spanish partisans, at least those who appeared in the field for him.
Every house in this street was supplied with its Testament, and the same might be said with respect to the Puerto del Sol.
And to rid yourself of me, if it be possible,' he said with irony.
This he said with so gracious an air that I was charmed, and thought myself happy indeed to be addressed in this wise by a prince whose name was already so glorious.
I thank you for your polite offer,' hesaid with an evil smile, 'and will remember it.
Then the kings are in one cry, and you are right,' I said with conviction.
All this I said with a weeping voice, but I had no tears in my body.
So that our time passed in ups and downs, tiffs and disappointments, upon the which I could almost say (if it may be said with reverence) that I was crucified.
Well, Hughie, they're after you," he said with a grin.
But this much, alas, may be said with discretion, that he bore no resemblance to Peter Erwin.
So Madame la Vicomtesse is a refugee," he said with a bow and a smile that made me very angry.
You must not stop me now," he said with a touch of severity.
At last hesaid with a smile: "Yes, That's just it.
I see, sir, you don't recognise me," he said with a smile.
Thank you so much," he said with a smile that was meant to be amiable.
I said WITH money, not for money," retorted Ryder.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "said with" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
