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Example sentences for "say you"

  • D' you mean to say you did n't go to bed?

  • You used to say you'd never love; did not want it-- would never want it.

  • Come I say you must--it's my money, and you took it.

  • Make any remark you please against the gentlemen, or against me; but don't say you're not understood in this house.

  • For the honour of human nature, say you're not about to tell me that!

  • You don't mean to say you do this every day, do you?

  • Remember that I have not spoken unto you as unto slaves: what I say you ought to do I strive to do myself.

  • Say you let a man live who has never done you wrong, will he be grateful for the boon?

  • But, say you, We have disowned the Covenant of Works, and turned from that also.

  • They shall come, say you, but how if they be blind, and see not the way?

  • There's no use to say you won't--you MUST.

  • Do you mean to say you're thinkin' of doin' what he asked?

  • It's a long way off yet, but for goodness' sake don't say you won't come.

  • I say you've got something to show for it that I wish to God the rest of my children had.

  • You don't mean to say you didn't LIKE it?

  • Say you, 'a painter must not be peevish in such matters'?

  • Good Heavens, Mr. Slick, how can you talk such nonsense, and yet have the modesty to say you have no prejudice?

  • Why, you don't mean to say you don't know what that is?

  • Say you love me; and promise to come tomorrow morning, before we go.

  • And when you leave your directions, don't say you are to be burnt.

  • You don't mean to say you've given a present to the future Lady Tewett?

  • You don't mean to say you don't hate her?

  • It seems to me it would be a poor sort of religion to put a spoke in his wheel by refusing to say you don't believe such harm of him as you've got no good reason to believe.

  • You might as well slander Fred: it comes pretty near to it when you refuse to say you didn't set a slander going.

  • Say you'll be quiet without the constable.

  • I say you do not understand it, ladies of the full purse and varied wardrobe.

  • Say you took a little stroll in the park, Miss Conway--don't you think it might chase away some of your mullygrubs?

  • And don't say you haven't no friends in this city, Miss Conway.

  • I don't mean to say you're not intelligent, but I'm at a loss where to begin with you.

  • Do you mean to say you remembered me from that?

  • I don't say you can be, mind, but I say with work and brains it's as easy for the son of Hilary Vane as for anybody else.

  • Say you forgive me; and give me your blessing.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "say you" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    acute pain; beautiful child; beloved child; college women; desperate attempt; first cause; large estate; male attire; recovering himself; say nothing; say that; say the; say truth; say unto; say what; sayde vnto; saying anything; saying good; saying thus; says himself; says poor; says that; says the; three heads; whooping cough; woolen goods