Example sentences of "mrs [noun] say [pron] [modal v] " in BNC.

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1 Mrs Whittaker said she would have to pay up to £20 a week to continue visiting the centre , as well as £5 an hour for her own carers .
2 The sisters exchanged glances , then Miss Belle and Miss Florence nodded towards their elder sister and guide , and she , turning to Agnes said , ‘ Mrs Bretton-Fawcett said we could get five pounds of anyone 's money for it .
3 Mrs Burrows has one and Mrs Langley says she will give Mr Langley one as a birthday present .
4 When he came again Mrs Blakey said he must not return .
5 Though the company has already muted Cisco 's marketing ( dropping the slogan : ‘ It takes you by surprise ’ ) , Mrs Novello says it must do more — perhaps change the bottle 's shape and colour .
6 Mrs Singh said she would go if I came too but not otherwise .
7 Mrs Singh said he would not sit down and kept walking about .
8 Mrs Parvis says he 'll never make it .
9 Then , ‘ Mrs Parvis says she 'd be obliged to have your ration book as soon as possible if you please . ’
10 Mrs Adams says she 'll never buy bananas again .
11 But at the weekend , although Mrs Aquino said she would respect any Supreme Court decision , she said she had received ‘ highly sensitive ’ information that strengthened her resolve .
12 Mrs Grindlewood-Gryke says we can do a Roman banquet so we got a book from the library about what sort of food they ate .
13 When that claim is settled Mrs Willies-Williams says she 'll donate her past state handouts to charity .
14 But Mrs Rubinstein says she could only look for common themes .
15 Mrs Short said she would prefer George to attend a mainstream school .
16 Mrs Bradford said she 'd take you back , ’ Maggie reminded her .
17 Mrs Baines said she could see the buildings burning 100 yards from the house .
18 Mrs Peterson says I must n't talk to thee . ’
19 Mr Reid maintains he was refused the right to call witnesses on his behalf while Mrs Gerrie said she could not remember a request being made at the original hearing .
20 Mrs Thatcher said there 'd have to be a long-term transition .
21 But Mrs Thatcher said it would be a waste of public money and an unjustified invasion of privacy .
22 We agreed on a short-term goal of maintenance of nutritional intake and Mrs Allen said she would make sure she ate one ‘ proper ’ meal each day .
23 Mrs O'Hara said she could see a gunman kneeling in the hallway firing into the room , and another gunman further along the hall .
24 Mrs Cartwright said she would be only too delighted .
25 Meanwhile Mrs Neville says she 'll find another way of paying tribute to her otter .
26 Mrs Mack said she could not accept the offer : ‘ £6m would not buy what I already have , which I want to keep .
27 ‘ Yes , ’ said Ann , ‘ and then Mrs McDougall said you 'd be coming up here for your shopping , so we waited . ’
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