Sentence examples for is speaking that from inspiring English sources
verb
To communicate with one's voice, to say words out loud.
- I was so surprised I couldn't speak.You're speaking too fast.
"I've a very keen taste for her body": who is speaking that sentence?
"Everybody is speaking that language.
To show the person who is speaking that you are listening, use eye contact and nod as they talk, pacing it in time with their speech.
Why else would he be speaking that way?
He would be speaking that day on the Danish caricatures as a "weapon of the Western Crusaders".
We excluded 87 phrases (76 of which were spoken) that were coded as describing the title or topic of the manuscript, leaving 2376 coded phrases for analysis.
So you want an English or British accent because long ago most accents were spoken that way.
"I've been speaking that we've been a playoff team since I got here.
To Nigel's obvious disappointment, news came through as he was speaking that David Cameron had negotiated a deal.
I remember, now we are speaking, that on the last day they flew the [Israeli] flag at half-mast.
"Here everybody is speaking about that project," Ms. Franklin said.
