Examples of 'had he said' in a sentence
Meaning of "had he said"
had he said: This phrase is commonly used in hypothetical or conditional statements to speculate about what might have happened if someone had said something
How to use "had he said" in a sentence
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had he said
No sooner had he said it than he was sorry.
I think that was more frightening than had he said something.
Or had he said something.
Absolutely not, because had he said that.
No sooner had he said that when he heard a commotion behind him.
Would it make a big difference had he said 8 instead of 9?
Had he said.
Perhaps disillusioned or had he said all that he had to say.
But had he said it, he would have been right.
On what occasion had He said something similar?
Had he said something weird while he was drunk on grigio?
Can you imagine? Had he said no leave, then.
Had he said goodbye to everyone he should?
And what had he said that was so important?
Had he said something unintentionally amusing?
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Then why had he said he preferred meat?
Had he said nothing, they would have attacked him for ignoring his death.
But what had he said last night?
Had he said what you said, maybe it would have been a little better received.
What had he said to Henry?
Had he said his name, I would have remembered him.
But no sooner had he said that when he said, " Give him ten thousand!
Had he said something profound, or had he not?
What had he said before our wedding?
Had he said her name aloud?
What had he said to get her here?
Had he said no leave, then.
What had he said wrong this time?
Had he said that before?
What had he said or not said?
Had he said he was bewitched?
Why had he said so much?
Had he said what he was going to do as a candidate, [ Obama ] would have lost.
Then, why had he said nothing and left the tomb with him?
Had he said that six months back, I would have shoved one inside him!
What had he said to Filipa last night?
Had he said anything about, you know, feeling unwell?
Oops, had he said that out loud?
Now, had he said that when that English prick was on our way, Much obliged.
Had he said the ' fleeing rider ', he would have stated the truth.
Had he said anything about, you know, feeling unwell? Not a word.
