Examples of 'mary said that she' in a sentence
Meaning of "mary said that she"
mary said that she: Typically part of a longer sentence or conversation and requires additional context to determine its meaning. It likely involves Mary's statement or action in a given situation
How to use "mary said that she" in a sentence
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mary said that she
Mary said that she had to talk to me.
Princess Mary said that she was.
Mary said that she wanted to die.
Because Mary said that she was there to consult the victim on hospice care, yeah?
Mary said that she had a cold.
Mary said that she was not pregnant.
Mary said that she loved me too.
Mary said that she wants to win.
Mary said that she was feeling tired.
Mary said that she was very thirsty.
Mary said that she was very lonely.
Mary said that she was not shocked.
Mary said that she was very upset.
Mary said that she was very tired.
Mary said that she was very sorry.
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Mary said that she would go to church.
Mary said that she wanted revenge.
Mary said that she is not thirsty.
Mary said that she likes pizza.
Mary said that she would come.
Mary said that she was not scared.
Mary said that she did not cry.
Mary said that she was not going to do that.
Mary said that she was not disappointed.
Mary said that she really liked me.
Mary said that she felt homesick.
Mary said that she could come get it.
Mary said that she did not like this.
Mary said that she did not know this.
Mary said that she was at school.
Mary said that she was fine.
Mary said that she was very interested in doing that.
Mary said that she might be late tomorrow.
Mary said that she did not want to do that.
Mary said that she was going to be late.
Mary said that she did not want to drive.
Mary said that she needed more money.
Mary said that she was discontented.
Mary said that she was conservative.
Mary said that she was ambidextrous.
Mary said that she has not done that.
Mary said that she enjoyed the food.
Mary said that she was unimpressed.
Mary said that she was unconvinced.
Mary said that she was sympathetic.
Mary said that she was embarrassed.
Mary said that she was unemployed.
Mary said that she was terrified.
Mary said that she was surprised.
Mary said that she was skeptical.
