“Do I have any say in this matter?”

“It seems to me that those who form the great parties will have the biggest say in it.”

“The disgruntled resident was determined to have his say during the meeting.”

“There's an old saying in Tennessee that says a fooled man can't get fooled again.”

“I am not a soothsayer, but I'm more of a soothing sayer, someone who will remind them that this is going to be all right.”

“It is not necessary for the sayee to be able to speak and become a sayer.”

“This is an entertaining interactive perspective of the world-class banjoist Cynthia Sayer.”

“Do I have any say in this matter?”

“It seems to me that those who form the great parties will have the biggest say in it.”

“The disgruntled resident was determined to have his say during the meeting.”

“Do I have any say in this matter?”

“It seems to me that those who form the great parties will have the biggest say in it.”

“The disgruntled resident was determined to have his say during the meeting.”

“The sayings are in the form of proverbs, parables, aphorisms, and exhortations.”

“Riddles, proverbs, and sayings that describe proper behavior for both young and old Kenyans are still common.”

“The words of the wise are like goads, their collected sayings like firmly embedded nails.”

“Until recently, our committee was full of sayers, not doers, and we didn't exactly work overtime to encourage youngsters to flock to the club.”

“Except for the hymn singers and praise sayers, the laureates and anthem-grinders, poetry's community has been established by tradition as on the outside, in exile.”

“They're so fresh and famous that they even had to change their name over in Merseyside, where they're known as Sayers.”

“You have already had several says in this matter.”