Sentence examples for be spoken with from inspiring English sources
By three or four, children reliably separate the languages, knowing which can be spoken with whom.
While the loss remains, so does her work, so that her name will always be spoken with a smile.
Jones's 'Stones' To be spoken with a bad Irish accent: Remember the days (say, oh, April) when plays from London used to come to the United States?
Grooms Benjamin Till and and Nathan Taylor both work in showbusiness and they wrote, scored and staged a sung-through marriage (apart from a few bits where statute requires the words be spoken), with commentary by Stephen Fry, well-wishing celebrity contributors, lots of their musical mates and Andrew Bell from Erasure.
From my often-silent son, I've learned, in an era in which people--including so-called political 'leaders' can't seem to stop talking, there's tremendous wisdom in being the one who takes the time to take the whole picture in before weighing in with an opinion, who knows just as much, if not more, can be spoken with heart and action as it can with words.
Once the organisations had been selected, the issue was determining who, within that organisation, should be spoken with.
"We need to be speaking with one voice".
Its rival LivingSocial is said to be speaking with bankers about an offering.
But he seemed to be speaking with his back to the world.
Students in the virtual activity were more likely to be speaking with their classmates.
We are going to be speaking with him about identifying new business opportunities.
