Sentence examples for have spoken before from inspiring English sources

"People that would never have spoken before really came together," she said of her experience in Virginia.

I have spoken before on the subject of black representation in the UK film and TV industry, to varying effect.

I have spoken before in this column of how I believe we are well-equipped to win promotion to the Premier League and thrive, given the quality of players already at the club and the money available should manager Paul Bracewell feel he needs to strengthen the squad.

I have spoken before more than 200 African American congregations, conferences, and conventions in more than twenty states each year.

I have spoken before at the Academy's conference in Las Vegas, and will have the opportunity to do so at their sister organization's meeting in Melbourne, Australia this summer (their winter).

This issue has drawn criticism from many, because it seems as if he always wants to reach the limit, as he did with that famous phrase "we will do whatever it takes to save the euro" in 2012 he could have spoken before, saving a few months of maximum voltage, or not.

"I've spoken before on what a controversial word feminism is currently.

Pope Benedict has spoken before on how Catholic teaching applies to all of these issues.

"We've spoken before, haven't we?" he asks – and he's right, though it was a decade ago, when he played a transvestite in Kinky Boots.

Clinton has spoken before at the annual summit, which was founded in 2010, but this was her first time as a presidential candidate.

I've spoken before in this column about the risks involved in this sport, and Craig has made the ultimate sacrifice.