Sentence examples for has spoken over from inspiring English sources

Pope Benedict XVI has spoken over and over and over publicly about the Church's environmental concerns (as had his predecessors) — and there's more than one reason he's doing it.

Barao has spoken over his frustration that opponent Urijah Faber secured a more lucrative purse for their recent encounter.

That is not how a great deal of liberal theology has spoken over the past generation, to the detriment of liberal theology as a whole.

Mr. De Vries's stinging assessment was contained in a nearly 700-word essay that he distributed to a small group of journalists with whom he has spoken over the past year.

Lennon has spoken over the summer of his belief that to guarantee his job beyond the summer of 2012 he will have to win the league in his second season in charge.

More than any player, Kershaw has spoken over the last several years about not taking these opportunities for granted.

During his remarkable Triple Crown run, Antley had spoken over and over about the agony of shrinking his frame, meant for 145 pounds or so, to the 116 pounds he needed to ride.

"Let's roll," were the last words he is said to have spoken over the phone.

The senior American commander in Iraq, Gen. George W. Casey Jr., had spoken over recent months of significant reductions in troops this year, if conditions on the ground warranted.

And some of the political operatives and fellow political observers with whom I've spoken over the last few days indeed cite that as ample justification for all the secrets divulged by the McCain campaign.

Ms. Barnett, who has served as a member of Ms. Johnson's legal team since November, said that Ms. Kardashian West and Ms. Johnson have spoken over the phone but have never met in person.