She says she likes flowers.

She says that she likes flowers.

She says she will call you later.

Don't believe what she says.

After almost a week she brought my family, she says.

And I figured, It's all over now, and she looks up and she says, Well, she's still watching these guys go she says, I can't ride a bike, no, she says, I can't use a skateboard, and I've never used roller blades, she knew them by name she says, And it's been 50 years since I rode a bicycle.

But Open, she says, open up!

She just says, No thank you.

I was in shock, she says.

She says the airports of the world.

The field is my office, she says.

In a later post, she simply says

She says it's a song about forgiveness.

That is all we have, she says

He says, 'She won't breathe.' I knew immediately that she was dead.

She says she does not use Facebook, which is banned in Iran.

A Saudi woman, she says she was met with overwhelming kindness and warmth.

As she says, It's a single function device.

She says Everything in this country is banned.

I m more Icelandic perfect, not English, she says.

and she says, The neuron? The neuron, and then she looked and did this.

She says she feels it is where her activity can have the most impact.

Ten years have passed since February 12, 2005, when she says she was raped.

In her memoirs, she says she was in the top 10 of her class.

And she comes back to me and she stops, and she says, Finally, they made something for us.

She couldn't reach me. Now she says she doesn't want to reach me because I'm a godless person.

And then she says, Not one of our girls.

She says more international peace keepers are needed now.

I feel like I am failing him, she says.

She was telling me about her camis, Massif says.

There are some words related to Arabic,' she says.

Mai says it is a risk she won t take

She says her newness to Korean was actually a boon. I really knew that I needed to double check everything and be extra careful, she says.

As she watches the kids in her bookstore read, she says she is driven by a sense of duty.

She has lived in Iceland for 7 years, and says she picked up Icelandic quite quickly.

She says that the snow and ice have been melting.

But, she says The issues I am experiencing have greater priority.

But wherever we d go, the bombing would follow us, she says.

At the juice stand, she switches too. Oh, I think I have change, she says in English, before she continues in Arabic, 3000.

And she says, Oh, go ahead. Tase me. And so he does.

She and her 72 year old husband have, she says, longed for a child through 55 years of marriage.

In the video, the unidentified woman says she has a message for Obama. She then switches to English saying

This project is the brainchild of Scottish artist Katie Paterson, and she says she got the idea while doodling.

She says she hopes to continue her efforts to promote intercultural understanding and tolerance, whatever form that may take.

For that skill, she is overqualified. She reads about 200 books a year. And I have so for as long as I remember, she says.