Sentence examples for far spoke from inspiring English sources

LePage began his closing comments, but Jamie, who had been ignored thus far, spoke up, insisting he should be allowed to address the governor.

I believe the Valley will remain the hub of innovation, but for that to be the case, that hub needs to have far longer spokes.

But what came next spoke of something far more mysterious than a young man's gift for imitation.

Regional airlines, which pay far less than hub-and-spoke carriers even after the pay cuts, expanded to handle much of the flying that bigger airlines had abandoned.

But if the rat had left a restaurant with a waiting time below its threshold only to encounter a far longer wait at the next spoke, it had made a bona fide error of judgment, and regret would be appropriate.

Spoke Ratio - 0.49: How far the sides cut in towards the center.

Like the Sling Shot, Zenobio sends you high in the air, but you're in a basket on the end of a long spoke, and there appeared to be far too much somersaulting included for respectable people to tolerate.

Poor Japanese-South Korelationstions can scarcely be blamed for the lack of progress on the North's proliferation.For Japan's military ambitions, South Korean opposition matters far less than America's encouragement; and for South Korea the lack of "spoke-to-spoke" security relations with Japan matters less than ties with the hub, America.

More than 100 people showed up at Alton, not far up the river from St . Louisand a town that flooded catastrophically in 1993, and 27 spoke.

Beverly Sills spoke.

Neither spoke.