1 The rains come all at once, out of season, as we say .
2 I was, as we say in these parts, sorry for her troubles.
3 To prepare them, as we say in the trade, a proper reception.
4 However you have got a loss, as we say sometimes in Ireland.
5 Of course it's only an approximate result, as we say in engineering.
6 He got by mere accident, as we say , a reinforcement of Spaniards.
7 But there are some things which, as we say , money cannot buy.
8 John made believe, as we say , that he had no such desire.
9 There is something, as we say , almost supernatural about her-'afairy's child.'
10 Of course it was all bakwas, as we say in Hindustani.
11 It was mix-nox to me, as we say in the Land of Ago.
12 If you want to stay and help, then you do as we say .
13 If you don't do as we say , you'll lose this opportunity.
14 The Marquis had, as we say , taken a fancy to me.
15 The luck, as we say , had run all along in favour of Poivre.
16 The idea was 'in the air,' as we say - apassingbrain-wave
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