Sentence examples for had spoken during from inspiring English sources

It was the first time he had spoken during his trial in State Superior Court here.

Fifteen men and seven women had been invited, and on the second day one of the men observed that only one woman had spoken during the entire proceedings.

A Downing Street spokesman said the two leaders had spoken during a "cultural walk" between the main talks, making a later meeting unnecessary.

He noted on CBS that Mr. Obama had spoken during his campaign of a $175 billion package, then added, "and the economy has gotten substantially worse since then".

Ivanisevic had spoken during the tournament of exorcising his demons, of "playing, finally, for Goran," after years of taking on burdens both patriotic and personal.

A full breakfast of pancakes and bacon was served near South Bend, Indiana, one of the whistle-stops where Stevenson had spoken during his campaigns.

The pair have spoken during the summer and Hart was assured West Ham would be an appropriate destination.

Cameron was personally involved in recruiting Green and they are understood to have spoken during a trade delegation to India in July.

A week from Tuesday, when the Supreme Court returns from its midwinter break and hears arguments in two criminal cases, it will have been five years since Justice Clarence Thomas has spoken during a court argument.

John said he had in no way intended to censor Dr. Running, who in fact presented a previously scheduled evening lecture on climate change at the high school the day he was to have spoken during school hours.

Mr. Culleton said he would introduce evidence showing that Mr. Noyer and Mr. Tavares could have spoken during the period between Mr. Tavares's arrest in 1999 and Mr. Noyer's arrest last year.