Sentence examples for it would be speaking from inspiring English sources

The BBC today issued an apology to O'Reilly and said it would be "speaking to her".

The mining firm stressed the announcement was the start of a consultation process in which it would be speaking to the government and the unions.

The National Audit Office confirmed it would be speaking to the BBC Trust to investigate whether it should conduct a value for money study of the decision to grant him a payout £450,000 - a year's salary.

It would be spoken by a child whose father has come upstairs to read to him: "Why did you bring this book that I don't want to be read aloud to out of up for?" Keeping the preposition away from the end of the sentence is a noble endeavor, but not strictly necessary and often impossible.

I guess it's just because they had this guy on camera otherwise it would be spoken about as much.

In fact, one of them, a friend who came up with the initial idea for it, I'd been speaking to for years and years.

This year, the political action committee Tea Party Express said that while it was "enthusiastic" to hear that Mr. Daniels would be speaking, it was "excited" to offer Herman Cain with yet another response on behalf of its adherents).

Parmenides maintained that whatever one speaks about or thinks about must in some sense exist; if it did not exist then it is nothing, so one would be speaking or thinking about nothing, which would be empty.

Mr. Perry declined to be interviewed for this article, and his publicist said it was unlikely that he would be speaking much in support of "For Colored Girls" in the weeks ahead.

It was presumed that Mr. Clinton would be speaking in English in a nation where people are far more likely to speak Urdu, Punjabi and Pushto.

If it weren't for AMD, everyone would be speaking "Itanium".