Sentence examples for journal speaking from inspiring English sources

For sure? "They're all giddy about it," Devin Nunes, a California Republican, told the Wall Street Journal, speaking of the willingness by G.O.P. hardliners to shut it all down.

And we will not for sure shoot this hostage". For sure? "They're all giddy about it," Devin Nunes, a California Republican, told the Wall Street Journal, speaking of the willingness by G.O.P. hardliners to shut it all down.

Practice slowly and gently by admitting mistakes, writing your fears down in a journal, speaking your truth to a really close friend, complimenting someone on their performance.

"It actually serves as a reminder for composers like us and helps guide our music creation," Xinjiekou's MC Han told the Wall Street Journal, speaking with understandable temperance about eight of his band's songs being on the list.

— Maria Newman Men's Journal: Speaking of Passover, here's a celebration of the artisanal matzo made at Shelsky's Smoked Fish in Brooklyn.

– Glenn Collins Men's Journal: Speaking of Quebec, here's the recipe for a tourtière de ville – or meat pie – from Martin Picard, the chef and owner of Montreal's Au Pied de Cochon.

People who work at the Journal speak as if they'd been through a war, and in a way they have.

On the same day, an editorial in The Wall Street Journal spoke favorably of his fiscal outlook, a boost for his campaign, with Mr. Romney, a successful businessman, usually getting high marks among Republicans on the economic front.

The Wall Street Journal spoke to someone who tried the chicken, who reported that it was "spongier than a whole chicken breast" but added that it "nearly nailed the flavor of the traditional variety" and was worth eating again, which is probably the most important measure of success.

The Wall Street Journal spoke to people who are "familiar with the situation" as well, and they also said that a smaller iPad is coming.

An article in the Wall Street Journal speaks to the unfortunate increase in workplace grammar gaffes.