Examples of 'want to say a word' in a sentence

want to say a word - Expresses a desire to speak or communicate something specific. It is used when someone is looking for an opportunity to share a thought or message

I want to say a word about secondary education.

There is one other matter upon which I want to say a word to the Parliamentary Secretary.

I want to say a word about the dust.

Heaslop 's just behind me and I want to say a word before he comes in.

I want to say a word about public support.

I allege that you are wrong, so I do not want to say a word anymore.

I just want to say a word about cabotage.

There is a final point of our foreign policy I want to say a word about here, Iran.

I do want to say a word about labels.

Citizens . I just want to say a word.

I want to say a word for nature.

Heaslop 's just behind me and I want to say a word before he comes in . - Of course.

I want to say a word about colour.

Heaslop 's just behind me and I want to say a word before he comes in, if I may.

I want to say a word on his behalf.

See also

want to savor

want to say

want to say anything

want to say congratulations

Mr Fitzgerald ( RDE ) . - Madam President, I merely want to say a word of thanks, for a change.

I want to say a word on civil aviation.

Predictably, therefore, I want to say a word about Russia and Chechnya.

I want to say a word to those of you that have come.

But on this day, I want to say a word about Christmas.

I want to say a word about the organisation of this festival itself.

On the run-up to Cancún, I want to say a word about this very important conference.

I want to say a word to those of you who are in this third group.

I only want to say a word.

I want to say a word about Alberta coal.

I just want to say a word.

I want to say a word for a second on the systematic targeting of journalists in Egypt.

And for years, I did not want to say a word to anyone except complete strangers.

I want to say a word about what has happened since this Report came out.

However, I do want to say a word on the legal base.

I want to say a word to Mr Spinelli.

I merely want to say a word in my defence.

I also want to say a word of appreciation and thanks to my staff.

So I, unashamedly, want to say a word or two about the challenges as I see them.

I still want to say a word about governance and the reform of the Council.

I want to say a word now about the Liberal Party.

I want to say a word about the new Commissioner and I hope it does not embarrass her.

I want to say a word again on the Ecclesial Movements approved by the Apostolic See.

Do you want to say a word about what was the atmosphere in the school?

I didn't even want to say a word encase it would disturb the quietness.

I want to say a word that -- we have started with many tens of thousands of students.

I want to say a word about last Friday 's summit.

I also want to say a word or two to thank my husband, my Helge.

However, I want to say a word or two about the length of detention.

Today, I want to say a word about security.

I want to say a word to Mr Jospin, and I do so in no nationalist spirit.

Secondly, I want to say a word about number portability.

Now, I want to say a word about accepting feedback.

Second, I want to say a word about health research.

I do want to say a word about this ” and I like this.

Examples of using Say

Some say unholy things happen up there

I would like to say just one thing

I say that because his nails are immaculate

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Examples of using Want

I want a plane with five hours of fuel

She does not want to open her door

I want you to play that for him

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Examples of using Word

Word of this must never get out

Never said a bad word about anybody

Word came down it was time for him to go

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Sentences in English

want to say a word