Examples of 'something say' in a sentence

Meaning of "something say"

something say: an incomplete phrase that suggests there is something to be communicated, shared, or expressed. It implies a pending thought or message to be conveyed

How to use "something say" in a sentence

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something say
If you want to say something say it to my face.
Start quoting one of them . So if you get stuck for something say.
If you get something say thank you.
If you do not mind saying something say.
If you find something say that you will call me.
I insure to a thing for I you something say or do.
Just say something Say anything.
When the players ask for something say yes!
Say something Say hello to Luisa.
People who are up to something say that.
Say something Say it.
Whenever the mind is not busy doing something say the name of God.
Well I have something say to those critics that savaged this movie,.
Doctor Sung Woo has something say to you.
Did something say Happy Hour?

See also

When they ask you to do something say yes and smile.
What did something say inconvenienced him / it?
If you do not agree with something say so . ”.
If you know something say it, do not hide it.
And this is the classic if you see something say something . ".
If you see something say something ( third version ).
Walls may not talk, but the floor's got something say.
Gayatri something say.
Nothing? Nothing . People who are up to something say that.
If I want to write something say to write about foundations.
Did something happen? For God 's sake . If you know something say it, do not hide it.
Just say something Say anything . Come.
If you have called, say something Say something.
Well, Poldi has something say to you.
What happened to “ see something say something . ”.
For God 's sake . If you know something say it, do not hide it.

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