Intoned

In 2014, when a Chinese solar-panel manufacturer defaulted on bonds, some intoned that this could be China’s “,” referring to another U.S. investment bank that collapsed in 2008.

Squeeze,” she intoned calmly, sounding more like a meditation master than a world-beating competitor.

Having disowned you when you intoned to the BBC that Solo Sandeng (rip) and Lawyer Darboe “started it” back in April 2016, I have avoided any contact with you.

Planting trees in cities, Danbuah intoned "can result in cooler temperatures and reduced air pollution for millions of urban residents", as he urged citizens to help protect the trees being planted the trees.

As Hyde often intoned in his descriptive broadcasts, if ‘‘it’s long enough, it’s high enough’’ it will succeed.

His slogan is “Sérieusement,” seriously, and it’s meant to be intoned with all the sarcasm and eye-rolling the word implies.

Reverend Sycamore waved a large silver cross over Roundabout’s head, ” “Release him,” she intoned.

During the first season, beginning with "Population: Zero", Anderson, as Goldman, intoned more simply, "We can rebuild him.

Excerpt from A Time for Every Purpose Under Heaven Farrar, Straus and Giroux, LLC at citation Judith Kaplan recited the preliminary blessing, read a portion of that week's Torah portion in Hebrew and English, and then intoned the closing blessing.

Funeral masses were intoned for the known and unknown dead.