Sentence examples for brought speaking from inspiring English sources

Soon Marble's fame brought speaking engagements.

Leading music services have recently moved to bring spoken word more prominently onto their existing platforms.

A successful jump, he hoped, would end his financial worries, bringing speaking fees, endorsement deals, and consulting work.

Using this technique, Petitto and her colleagues discovered a profound difference between babies brought up speaking one language and those who spoke two.

There is, however, general agreement that very few children today are being brought up speaking Breton.

Lenú, brought up speaking not Italian, but Neapolitan, becomes fluent in the language of schoolbooks.

Instead, she was brought up speaking fluent French in a posh household where balls and excursions to the Côte d'Azur were commonplace.

His parents, Frederick and Else Steiner, were Austrian Jews who had taken French citizenship, and the children were brought up speaking English, French and German, to which Steiner later added Italian.

Some of them are children from countries in Asia who have been adopted in Australia and brought up speaking English as a first language.

The French essayist Michel de Montaigne was brought up speaking Latin as his first language and as a boy read Ovid's Metamorphoses for fun.

"Brooklyn," replied the rabbi, explaining that he was brought up speaking Yiddish.