Sentence examples for has spoken almost from inspiring English sources

Since leaving for Tampa Bay after 11 seasons at Rutgers, Schiano has spoken almost weekly with LeGrand.

These claims of intimacy scaled a new peak over the weekend when the Sunday Times reported him describing Seumas Milne, my fellow Guardian writer who's taken leave to become Corbyn's executive director of strategy and communications, as his "closest friend" with whom he has "spoken almost daily for 30 years".

Since the Dodgers arrived here 58 years ago, Scully has spoken almost strictly to us, Angelenos in our cars and in our homes, millions who grew up with his voice in their kitchens and have grown old with it at their bedsides.

The sides had been in settlement negotiations, but those talks broke off, and for the past two days the Wilpons have spoken almost defiantly about being victorious and vindicated.

That is why, on the Princeton University campus, there are 79 students who have spoken almost nothing but Mandarin Chinese for the last seven weeks.

When he began his studies at Cambridge, he had spoken almost no English, so Rosenberg informed his professors that he had recently undergone surgery on his vocal cords, and could not yet talk in class; in the meantime, he bought a television and watched it each night with closed-captioning until, after three months, he spoke with confidence.

I pointed out that my organisation, Global Communities, had spoken about land tenure almost immediately – but nobody listened.

Mr. Chen, who suffered a gunshot wound on the eve of an election in what police called an attempted assassination, has spoken in almost messianic terms about his mission for a second term.

Twice he has spoken for almost an hour in Singapore's business district without a permit.The police were pretty polite about his conduct in the circumstances.

Since being appointed Australian of the year in January 2015, Batty has spoken at almost 250 conferences, to a total of 7,000 people.

Ms. Moss has spoken of experiencing almost a midlife epiphany about the spiritual dimension of life.