Sentence examples for full speaking from inspiring English sources

If you must speak, use your full speaking voice.

Since 2011, the European Union has been recognized as an entity in its own right, with full speaking rights in the General Assembly, and many aspire to its eventual assumption of a seat in the Security Council.

But Mr Cameron's remarks were not exactly ambiguous - here they are in full: Speaking to journalists at the G7 summit at Schloss Elmau in Germany, Mr Cameron said: "Everyone in government has signed up to the programme set out in the Conservative manifesto.

Therefore, in addition to full spoken words, such sounds which occur in everyday communication are featured in the created corpora.

Fuller, speaking late yesterday at the government's digital creative industries conference C&binet, said that while he believed certain companies – such as Google and Microsoft – have a "big head start" in online there is still room for many players in the emerging digital media market.

Mr. Fuller spoke dismissively of Republicans during the interview.

Writer heard Fuller speak on "Man's Function in Universe" at Town Hall recently and met him at dinner the following day.

Fuller spoke these words with his natural sidelong rasp, his cigar jabbing the air, its smoke rising like the holy spirit of art ascending from the gutter.

Believers practise baptism by full immersion, speaking in tongues and divine healing.

This, now, is their life, full of speaking engagements and interviews, publicity and publication, applause and acclaim.

Parents are paying full attention, speaking in that high, lilting voice for maximum reaction, giving babies a chance to babble and coo back.