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Example sentences for "you said"

I asked him again why you wan't at the bank, and he said you had other business, just same as you said now.

You said it wan't a question of price at all.

You--you said it mightn't live if it went to Hopetown," she said.

You said he would never plunge the world in war.

You said once--and well do I remember the words, Susan Baker--that you had complete confidence in God and Kitchener.

You said you'd only take half a crown, and pay it back on Monday.

You said 'twan't goin' to be Christmas always, mammy.

You--you said I couldn't go to the picnic.

If you said yes to him, Zoeth and I'll say 'God bless you' to both of you.

You are in love with him; at any rate, you said so.

You said yourself I'd better rig out in my Sunday clothes 'cause we might go to Eben's funeral.

You said--" She gave him a chance to explain.

I suppose--you said it was because you were afraid of Hardman.

And I noticed that when you told them not to rob the children and not to touch me they did as you said.

As you said we could make a little trip of it, and go over together, if it was done, Minnie and me--and you.

You said it was Rudderford,' observed Ham, laughing.

You said I hadn't turned out well, and compared me to him.

Under his breath] You said no one comes but Larry.

You were lying on your face in the heather; you said it was like kissing a loved woman.

No, monsieur, you would not say it, or if you said it aloud, which I scarcely think possible, you would think in your heart that the choice was ridiculous and unjust.

You said yourself, just now," remarked Maxime, "that it was always possible to bring a bad case.

Forgive me for presenting to you in glowing colors the parliamentary future of a man of whom, you said to me the other day, you felt you could not safely make a friend, because of the lofty and rather impertinent assumption of his personality.

Here is an old man about to be forced in marriage upon a girl; and to this old man there comes a handsome young fellow--you said he was handsome, didn't you?

You said in your last letter that she was quite well,' said Nicholas, rather hastily, and colouring as he spoke.

Miss Squeers is stopping with you, you said in your note.

You said to me that Sibyl Vane represented to you all the heroines of romance--that she was Desdemona one night, and Ophelia the other; that if she died as Juliet, she came to life as Imogen.

You said to me once that pathos left you unmoved, but that beauty, mere beauty, could fill your eyes with tears.

And, after all, you said something to me the day before yesterday that seemed to me at the time to be merely fanciful, but that I see now was absolutely true, and it holds the key to everything.

You said it was because there was too much of yourself in it.

He let you know that he was back in New York by means of a 'personal,' you said.

You said I could work evenings and earn some extra money.

You said, you remember, she would take me as a sister, and treat me--I laughed at it then.

You said he wished to take Providence out of God's hands.

You said, "The sunset's pretty, isn't it?

You said, "The view from here is very good!

The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "you said" 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:
short flight; you and; you are; you are very much; you can; you choose; you must have been; you speak; you tell; you that; you wouldn; young again; young girl; young knight; young lion; young man; young men; young orchard; younger brothers; younger days; your best; your brother; your cousin; your good; your part; your reverence