Mary wished to say something sensible, but knew not how.
Jane had already written a few lines to her sister to announce their safe arrival in London; and when she wrote again, Elizabeth hoped it would be in her power to say something of the Bingleys.
The tears of her to say something, even a taunt, to which he might reply.
I--I wanted to say something to you in a friendly way.
I wanted to say something [Joy does not look at him, but twists her fingers.
LARRY reaches the door, turns as if to say something-finds no words, and goes.
The writer now wishes to say something on the subject of canting nonsense, of which there is a great deal in England.
I was about to say something in Armenian," said I.
Widdowson was about to say something to Monica, when Mrs. Luke, who had again closely observed the girl through the glasses, interposed in a gentle tone.
I myself don't think it was very delicate, but haven't you worried me to say something of the kind?
He made an effort to say something; seemed to abandon it; again tried, and spoke in a thick, unnatural voice.
Your son isn't used to my rough ways, and my soldier's wooing frightens him, but I think he was about to say something important.
I'll say something important to him if he doesn't!
But perhaps if a woman of the world should find herself by accident sitting beside a man for the length of time it must necessarily take two slow old horses to jog three miles, she might expect that man to say something of some sort!
Madame de Ventadour interposed with some twaddle, to give Madame time to breathe and recover sufficiently to say something.
Let me say something now of the young prince and his spouse, whom we thus lost in such quick succession.
Gesvres, or to see him dead--but what can be done with a man who, in order to say somethingcutting to you, says it to himself first?
In his breast the song was alive and there it called to life a restless desire to do something, to say something.
All this had for Foma a particularly pleasant flavour; he grew bolder, seized by the general good feeling, and he longed to say something good to these people, to please them all in some way or other.
She would surely be first to say something, uttering some unintelligible words, which were foreign to herself.
But I may perhaps be able to say something to cheer me up.
Everyone wishes to say something to everyone else of one so dear to all, and no one can say what each and all feel.
I stood up, and gave them a sermonette, then made Dudley, who speaks good Mai, say something.
At the voice, Thyrza drew the window down, then turned and stood before her sister, as if she were going to say something.
When Thyrza had given her assurance, Egremont's face showed that he was going to say something in a different tone.
But I was going to say something, Lyddy,' Thyrza pursued, when a kiss upon her hair assured her that from one at all events there was no need to ask forgiveness.
If you had not been so kind to my little girl, I might be tempted to say something rude in answer to your last speech.
Roger could see her startled gesture, she turned back to say something to Mr. Henderson before coming towards the house.
He looked at Nina, as if expecting her to say something more, but Nina turned towards the house and went up the steps, motioning him away with her hand.
A sudden overwhelming desire to say something more, to say what he really felt, turned him red.
He tried to say something, but all his attention was given to trying not to hurt her hands.
But sometimes he'll say something as sharp and sensible as anything.
Now no minister is so welcomed as he is, and I don't believe that there ever has been a single time since he started coming again that he hasn't been asked to say something to us.
Any friend of his is sure to say something, after a while, about his determination, his insistence on going ahead with anything on which he has really set his heart.
She wanted to say something to Josephine, something frightfully important, about--about the future and what.
Supposing father had wanted to say something--something private to them.
He thought she looked so beautiful that he had to say something, "You look very cool.
Duc d'Orleans himself approached me to say something a moment afterwards, and he had no sooner quitted my side than M.
The Duc de Guiche pressed me to say something, even if it was only that I knew all.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "say something" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
