Sentence examples for has finally spoken up from inspiring English sources

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Now he has finally spoken up and threatened to veto the military budget bill if it ends up looking like it does now.

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But now, the American reconstruction money has dried up and al-Maliki has finally spoken out.

"After so many years, we've finally spoken," said Mr. Theroux.

Now Strahan and the Giants have finally spoken.

The carriers have finally spoken, albeit a little unconvincingly.

It is stirring to watch people who have long been cowed finally speaking up, shedding their fear of the authoritarian men at the top who owed their power to the awe of the people.

After an era of cowed silence, noted fair-weather feminist and Facebook demigod Sheryl Sandberg finally spoke up! Sandberg had not objected to the Trump administration — clearly an affront to her values, the values that have sold more than two million copies of Lean In — but late this week she posted on her platform of choice to decry Trump's day one expanded global gag rule.

Yesterday, the SEC finally spoke up, saying it has concluded that at least some virtual currencies should be considered securities and made subject to federal securities laws.

It's good that Wilpon finally spoke up and lit a fire under his team.

What happened to them once the whistleblowers finally spoke up?

When someone finally spoke up, management reinstated the deliveries.

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