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Staff also noted that parents may have achieved different levels of integration, even within the same family: The father usually has been here for a while and speaks well but the mother does not … for these people, we use and encourage the use of interpreters so that we can communicate directly with the parent.

There was a Jewish girl there too, who came out every once in a while and spoke Arabic.

She got on the phone for quite a while and spoke with some credit card administrator in an office who-knows-where, but had no luck.

„I've been looking at jobs in Denmark," she says, „because I lived there for a while and speak the language well, but the few good jobs available there are not going to go to Icelanders!" She snorts.

As the Jeep they're ferrying me around in draws closer to the checkpoint, the teens are visibly annoyed at having to step out of their shelter, but after peeking around the car for a while and speaking to someone at the other end of a crackling walkie-talkie, they wave us up along the road.

We stayed there for a while and Seamus spoke about TS Eliot and his Four Quartets.

He was also something of a celebrity on his return to Australia, with his own radio show in Lithgow for a while, and often spoke publicly on a diverse range of subjects, including Shakespeare.

"I haven't played in the Irish Open for a while and I spoke with Rory in Dubai recently about the event and am very happy for him that he is involved in hosting such a prestigious event," added the South African.

Is it necessary?' " Frosheiser drove in silence for a while, and when he spoke again his voice was quieter.

It's important that the Discovery Channel sat with these families a while and let them speak their minds.

She was angry with her dad for a while and would not speak to him when he called from prison.