Say Over In A Sentence

We found 70 sentences of 'Say Over' to help you understand how to use Say Over in a sentence.

• I had no say over when I was born, and I have no say over what 99.
• Women have no say over their own reproductive organs.
• Voters would then have the final say over the issue.
• Or as they say over at AFA, Dude, it's bankruptcy.
• I must say over anything our waiter was exceptionally good.
• Can we say over cooked Lobster with a nasty sauce.
• Federal authorities have final say over the route of the pipeline.
• Taxpayers currently have no say over where charter schools are located.
• That's what the authors think, and say, over and over again.
• But, they have the say over whether the match feels right.
• What baseball wants is to have final say over its umpires.
• Long review short, I would say over priced but well organized.
• I wouldn't say bad and I wouldn't say over the top.
• There, she had no say over her life, her wants or needs.
• That gave Federated a large say over how Macy would be reorganized.
• I bought two of these I would say over a year ago.
• Parents had no say over their children and did not discipline them.
• One would have given the Security Council ultimate say over the court.
• Prosecutors will have the final say over the charges filed to court.
• After all, they're going based on what you say over the phone.
• I'm sorry is all he would say , over and over and over.
• I must say, over the past few weeks, it has become addictive.
• It gives tribes a lot of say over Native American skeletal remains.
• Israel has demanded to have final say over security at the airfield.
• He did not say over what period should the increase be achieved.
• I am sure there will be a million things to say over time.
• We love sauce, so when we say over sauced, we mean over sauced.
• The other primary character, Mae Koskinen, has even less say over her destiny.
• I would say over all the best part was walking out the door.
• Now when I say over there I am not talking about recent wars.
• Clinton you could not find anything nice to say over all these years.
• Needless to say, over 6 months later it is still not a wart.
• That position gives it powerful say over any plan the REIT ultimately picks.
• Sorry, but all dead people have no say over appearing in a book.
• She lives in a time when women had little say over their lives.
• Something I heard the attendant say over the speaker but my own interpretation.
• So at least you have some say over who you are playing with.
• CharactersThey say over 80 characters but many are just filled spots like 2 CHOJI.
• I just wish I'd had more of a say over what I ultimately ate.
• I'd say, over all, if I do remember my dreams, they are anxiety dreams.
• I'd say over half of the tables were filled, so the place was busy.
• We had the chefs specials and I will say over priced and not worth it.
• No, I suggest that we much say, over and over, that Trump is A FOOL.
• That sounds like something my Mother used to say over my report cards in school.
• Online slots, however, is a game in which you have no say over the outcomes.
• The characters sound like what a child would say over and over and over again.
• They have also lost all logic and they repeat what they say, over and over again.
• Brilliantly written and thoroughly explains why so few have so much say over the vast majority.
• I think this collection would be most suited to women of, shall we say, over 30.
• I've recently stayed 2 weeks here and let me say, over time, it has gotten worse.
• And at least here we the customers have some say over the look of our food.
• I have to say over the years we have eaten here for lunch and for dinner.
• While we were reading the staff continued to say over and over can I help you.
• They say over-dependence on the natural resources sector leaves Russia vulnerable to oil price fluctuations.
• I would say over all the beer was plainly average at best a far cry from fatheads.
• I haven't heard all of them yet, but he does say over 25 dino sounds and phrases.
• Bingo is a game of luck because you have no say over the outcome of the results.
• Her use, or should I say, over use of exclamation points reminded me of a teenager's journal.
• If you're looking for a good, short read say over your lunch break don't miss this one.
• I hope they take me to court so I can have my say over the constant issues.
• Needless to say, over the years we have gotten to know everyone at East End Vet quite well.
• Needless to say, Over 2 hours to get a cold pizza, not my idea of a good restaurant.
• Michigan, 1880Set in a culture and a time when women had no say over their choices or lives.
• I didn't like the way the daughter Kellie was given so much say over what her parents did.
• It will be as I say over and over again from starvation, a slow angonizing death for sure.
• I am a fan of spice and lots of flavour, so when i say over spiced it's pretty serious.
• He is in a relationship with Rax, whom seems to control Toombs and have so much say over him.
• I'm not here to write to say Over Easy screwed up, but they were on the verge of coming close.
• If you're looking to buy for a younger child, say over 5 but younger than 14, then get the Wii.
• But in practice, political leaders hand-pick many of the delegates and are expected to have a strong if not absolute say over the nominees.