Sentence examples for in speaks from inspiring English sources
The ritual of beginning class with a check-in followed by the line "And with that, I'm in" speaks to the sense of belonging that words and stories bring, a becoming of something more.
That drivers in Sussex are so concerned about aerobatic displays over the South Downs when they're at constant risk of death from the hurtling chunks of metal they're racing around in speaks volumes for our ability to accurately assess risks.
"I think the fact that M.S.H.A., the state and our fire bosses and the best engineers that you can find were all in and around this mine, and all believed it to be safe in the circumstances it was in, speaks for itself as far as any suspicion that the mine was improperly operated," Mr. Blankenship said.
Knowing that you can wake up to the same fluffy pancakes from Denny's whether you're in Miami or Minneapolis, or sit down to the identical warm breadsticks at Olive Garden, no matter which of its 800-plus branches you find yourself in, speaks to the chains' charm offensive: no-surprise comfort.
The breadth of commitment to the event is astonishing: that the literati, like Lovelace, and politicians - last year, finance minister Brian Tung was snapped in wild abandon - should want and are able to muck in speaks of a cultural democracy we can only dream of.
The Skin I'm In speaks to the kid inside of everyone, even adults.
Interspersed among the detritus of state visits are more personal touches, a fabulous chair with built-in speaks favoured by Mahendra, a group of china owls that look like they came from Poundstretcher.
There is power in speaking up.
2. In partic., in speaking.
Fluency in spoken English assumed.
