Sentence examples for broad speaking from inspiring English sources

Broad, speaking before Pietersen's tweets, also admitted the team have become too obsessed with stats since the departure of senior players such as Graeme Swann and Jonathan Trott.

"I'm hoping to maybe get on a camp pre-Christmas with the Lions potentially, then 6 January is my aim to get on that flight," said Broad, speaking at the Professional Cricketers Associationn awards.

But Broad, speaking before the two-match Twenty20 series against Australia  which begins in Southampton on Thursday, has defended the decision, insisting certain players in the Ashes squad needed a rest and that their replacements would be more than a match for Australia.

Eli Broad, speaking at the same preview, told the international gathering, "Contemporary art is the art of our time," and also stressed how much he wants to share his collection with L.A. residents as well as with visitors to a city that, according to Broad, now has more space devoted to showing contemporary art than any other city in the world.

Broad speaking, it means someone has lost contact with reality.

Broad speaks expansively about what England hope to gain out of this tour with its mixed formats.

Broad spoke glowingly of both Ball's progress and his skill moving the ball both ways, one that has seen the 25-year-old right-armer claim 21 wickets in four county fixtures this summer.

"Many people got emotional about this film, and that made it possible for it to escape cult status," Mr. Corneau said of the movie's broad success, speaking in an interview with The New York Times in 1992.

In its broadside against the financial services world titled "Financial Regulatory Reform: A New Foundation"–Team Obama has painted in broad strokes, speaking of the urgent need to caulk the gaps and weaknesses in the supervision and regulation of financial firms.

Mr Broad, who spoke at Manchester airport on his return from Pakistan yesterday, expressed a deep rage towards Pakistani security officials and criticised the country's cricket authorities and the police for "abandoning us".

The announcement even thanked the "broad masses" for speaking up.On non-political issues, the urban populace is ever less shy about challenging officialdom.