Sentence examples for capital speaks from inspiring English sources

10 A.M. (CNN) FAREED ZAKARIA GPS Edward Conard, a former managing director at Bain Capital, speaks about Mitt Romney's executive abilities and whether the wealth of the 1 percent benefits the 99 percent.

The palace, where a Turkish company has been working round the clock since August to dismantle the American fortifications and restore it to the standards of a great Arab capital, speaks to Iraq's yearning to shed the burdens of war and occupation and achieve a degree of national self-confidence.

That Mr Biden chose to begin his Balkan trip in Sarajevo before going to Belgrade and Pristina, Kosovo's capital, speaks volumes for the Obama administration's concern about Bosnia, though it wants new momentum injected into the rest of the region too.

Human capital refers to people resources; social capital speaks about empathy, feelings interpersonal relationship with fellows.

Capital speaks to the Occupy movement; it speaks to the under-25s in Britain whose real wages are 15% lower than at the end of the 1990s; it speaks to Generation Rent.

In venture capital speak, it's building the ultimate "walled garden".

Western diplomats in the Greek capital speak of "a dangerous game of brinkmanship" being played at a highly sensitive time.

Then Thomas J. Donohue, president of the chamber, one of the most potent lobbies in the capital, spoke up.

Mr. Pacolli, here to present ideas to rebuild the capital, spoke openly about Mabetex's worldwide activities.

Tony Grant, president of the local chamber of commerce, says that Leeds might just become a regional European capital, spoken of in the same breath as Barcelona or Munich.

"The moment I opened the lottery notification I said, 'Oh my God!' " Ms. Guniya said Wednesday by telephone from the Russian capital, speaking in near-fluent English.