Sentence examples for drop speaking from inspiring English sources

She cites exam regulator Ofqual's decision to drop speaking and listening from the requirements of GCSE English and the decision to stop marks from science practicals from counting towards a student's final GCSE grade as "clear examples of awful policy-making, and Labour should not make a blanket assertion that 'we're not going to touch GCSEs'".

Rather, it drops, spoken as if under a sort of constraint — an odd thing for a director-star with his own production company to evoke.

"There's a discussion going on between the A.P.A. and the Lewises that has nothing to do with this agency," Mr. Hooker said, adding that he had let the matter drop after speaking to Mr. Stiles of the park agency last December.

But Mr. MacMillan said that while sports or entertainment figures who generally are brought in for primarily motivational purposes might see a drop-off in speaking engagements, some companies and professional organizations would put even more emphasis on serious speakers in a difficult economy.

Colorado River water is a precious commodity — most years, every drop is spoken for.

By 1978, sales in the US had, relatively speaking, dropped off a cliff.

In August, when Trump's poll numbers dropped, he spoke of "softening" his immigration plan, but supporters balked, and, in a speech on August 31st, he abandoned the pretense of moderation, promising to create a "deportation task force" and go further than Eisenhower.

After Yost's big reveal dropped, we spoke on the phone.

Providers still participating, and those who recently dropped out spoke about a tension between doing public good and making a profit.

For another work, Nine Lives, I spent three weeks with asylum seekers and refugees at a drop-in session speaking about their experiences.

And then in 1972, in January the Dow was over 1,000 and it dropped 45percentt, roughly speaking, by October of '74.