Sentence examples for be spoken over from inspiring English sources

The difference with the blanks on "Void" was that they were originally supposed to be spoken over by his old friend Spaceape the British MC, poet, and frequent Kode9 collaborator who passed on from this plane in October of last year.

The New Yorker, June 5, 1926 P. 15 People who followed Telephone Company's 50th Anniversary advertising campaign did not understand why Dr. Bell, inventor, who figures in ads, chose "Mr. Watson come here, I want you" as the first words to be spoken over the 'phone.' Mr. Watson has cleared up the mystery.

Schrenck's hypothesis is quite correct to the extent that as recently as the 17th century Yeniseian, Luorawetlan, and Yukaghir languages were spoken over much wider territories than they are today.

Being told you are not smiling enough, not necessarily having your opinion listened to first time, being spoken over, being pigeoned holed as the catty woman.

"Hopefully we'll be speaking over the next few days, but there's no time for too much talking with the Millwall game coming up [on Saturday].

So, when I got an e-mail from Ryan Kobrick saying that MIT alumna Catherine "Cady" Coleman would be speaking over in Cambridge on Monday, my first thought was "Cady, Scott and Paolo?

Michif was spoken over a wide area.

Twice, Pelosi tried to answer a question and was spoken over.

Stanza one welcomes the child: stanza two is spoken over the shoulder to the detractors, while still ostensibly addressing little Betsy.

Two other Iranian languages, Kurdish and Balochi (Baluchi), are spoken over a vast area, although they have not been officially accepted as the national language of an established state.

It was spoken over large areas to the north and east of Palestine, but the literature emerged from a strong national church of Syria centred in the city of Edessa.