Sentence examples for began to utter from inspiring English sources

When, during the 1930s, he began to utter warnings against Hitler's tyranny, he found no echo.

With his eyes closed, he began to utter a prayer under his breath.

"To their astonishment," the authors write, "Sadie, who was lying down, began to utter racking sobs, and tears poured from her eyes.

The 38-year-old man, who had been barely conscious for six years, gradually regained the use of his left arm and began to utter coherent words for the first time since his injury in an assault, the doctors said.

Mr. Gellman contrasts his own appealingly optimistic outlook with Mr. Kennan's pessimism, but something other than age may explain their differences: after all, Jeremiah, who gave his name to the sort of warnings that Mr. Kennan addresses to his countrymen, was younger than the author when he began to utter his inspired doom-laden prophecies.

Speakers began to utter 'Bob is hiyo,' to perform the same speech act as they had previously performed by uttering 'Hiyo Bob!' Suppose now that a theorist wants to explain the meaning of 'hiyo'hiyo

As soon as one begins to utter the sentence 'I am', the 'am' congeals into 'was'was

That the ruling PPP party and the largest opposition, the PML(N), cannot begin to utter those three letters demonstrates how afraid they are.

"The points they are making are obviously right," he said, "but the only way people will get it is if more credible, mainstream organizations begin to utter it".

In the tiny bell chamber below, a teenage boy in unseasonal combat shorts and trainers is flanked by a silver-haired 65-year-old woman, and an 11-year-old girl, while a middle-aged man begins to utter orders – "five to two", "three to seven", "six to four" – like a softly spoken sports coach.

And then, as Mr. Scarpelli hoped, Whassup began to be uttered on late-night TV, by disc jockeys and soon in the media in general.