Every Sunday, my grandmother says grace before we start the family meal.

Despite the study's strong results, the nay-says continued to voice their objections at every meeting.

Despite the project's clear benefits, the team's progress was slowed by persistent nay-sayings from skeptical board members.

When they proposed we break into the old theater for fun, I dryly replied let's not and say we did, so nobody had to risk getting in trouble.

Your presentation was flawless, if I may say so, and it clearly convinced the board.

I'm thinking of going to the farmers' market on Saturday—what do you say?

When the contract fell through and all options were exhausted, what can I say, we had no choice but to start over.

Before we decide to go through with the plan, you know what they say: better safe than sorry.

No one will judge you here, so feel free to say what you like.

After hearing him complain about the long meeting, I leaned over and said, 'you can say that again.'