Sentence examples for capital spoke from inspiring English sources
Mr. Pacolli, here to present ideas to rebuild the capital, spoke openly about Mabetex's worldwide activities.
Then Thomas J. Donohue, president of the chamber, one of the most potent lobbies in the capital, spoke up.
With the elections over and with flights out of the country sparse, I had several days to kill, and everyone in the capital spoke of the Bijagós as a magical, wild place that must be visited.
One of them, the chief minister of Maharashtra State, of which Mumbai is the capital, spoke at the public opening of their exhibit and made the prestigious National Gallery of Modern Art available to house their work.
Canon Andrew White, dubbed "the vicar of Baghdad" for his work at St George's church in the capital, spoke after the ultimatum handed to Christians in the northern city of Mosul by the Islamic State of Iraq Levant (Isis) to convert, pay a tax or be put to death passed last week.
Catherine Hacoun, administrative director of the Yaguel Yaacov school in the south of the French capital, spoke to the Guardian after the interior minister, Bernard Cazeneuve, visited and announced the reinforcement of security at Jewish schools, heightening suspicions about Coulibaly's motives.
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And while the capital is a hub, the spokes reach Shanghai, which is home to its own distinctive and thriving scene, and also to inland cities, such as Wuhan, Chengdu and Guangzhou.So far, so what?
One after another spoke of the trouble they encountered accessing capital, of the benefits of mentorship and networking and of the pride they take in serving as role models for their children.
"How can anybody do this to their fellow men?" In Bhagalpur, 800 miles east of the capital, police had been systematically blinding people by poking out their eyes with bicycle spokes or burning them with acid.
Continental In Two Years: It's carrying $5 billion in long-term debt and capital leases but Continental is one of the more solid among the hub-and-spoke carriers.
