Sentence examples for about the speaker from inspiring English sources

"Well, let's see what we can do about the speaker".

It's emphatic and precise, and what it implies about the speaker can put you on edge.

There is no mystery about the speaker in Mr. Favre's helmet.

The subject discussed is usually far less interesting than what is inadvertently revealed about the speaker himself.

Newspapers have been running a series of critical stories about the Speaker, Michael Martin, for some time now.

He didn't stop to clarify, but rigor was beside the point; the Vidalian bon mot was about the speaker, not about the subject.

It was tolerated at first because he was also such a brilliant partisan, but now congress members mutter about the Speaker not being a "true revolutionary".

A very senior Downing Street source made this observation about the Speaker: "The problem with John is that he discovered sex and New Labour at the same time".

"Excessive garishness" and "sentimentality" are dismissals that reveal more about the speaker than the object: so you fear the garish and shun the sentimental?

Sally B has form, too – posing in nothing but a white sheet for a magazine and allowing indiscretions about the Speaker and Speakeress's innermost secrets.

Monday's Daily Telegraph, which covered the secret mortgage payouts of MPs and details about the speaker Michael Martin's staff, sold about 57,000 copies above its regular base, according to initial industry figures.