Sentence examples for Have spoke from inspiring English sources

"I have spoke with Esteban," he continued.

Might have spoke too soon.

They could have spoke to us to see how we feel.

"You have spoke to a nation of six million Catholics, but you have been heard by a nation of more than 60 million citizens and by many millions all around the world," he said.

The Acting Company's forceful, fine-boned revival of "Julius Caesar," a co-production with the Guthrie Theater playing at the Baruch Performing Arts Center, evokes this memory as its Brutus (William Sturdivant) concludes his logically airtight but dry funeral oration with, "I do entreat you, not a man depart,/Save I alone, till Antony have spoke".

Rumsfeld continues to say publicly that whatever the military wants in Iraq, he will provide and yet there are continual reports from the press and Congressional members who have spoke to the military in Iraq that more troops and certain equipment are needed.

It is also noteworthy that the Crick does not have spokes.

"To do that, it has to have spokes connecting it to the North Shore, the South Shore, New York City to the west and Suffolk County to the east".

But we also have spokes: lead designers on every project, completely embedded and focused as members of the project team.

Because these are early stages, the heterozygotes tended to have spoke-like links typical of immature hair cells [33].

Saves a lot of argument about how long person has spoke, etc.