Sentence examples for know to speak from inspiring English sources

What did it mean, Wittgenstein wanted to know, to speak to oneself? 'Is this something fainter than speaking?

The effort to keep fakes off the market may be most hampered by the reluctance of those in the know to speak out.

It's a sad reality that in order to have a voice, these women had to trust a couple of men whom they didn't even know to speak for them.

"The feeling like Kennedy had, you know, to speak to maybe 50,000 people at one time and having them cheer, or like Hitler in the Nuremberg stadium," he said, the transcript shows.

According to an old book proposal of Butler's that was quoted in the New York Times a few days before the election, Schwarzenegger mused in the outtakes about "the feeling like Kennedy had, you know, to speak to maybe fifty thousand people at one time and having them cheer, or like Hitler in the Nuremberg stadium.

It may seem like a little thing, but unlike those on a number of other airlines, the Silverjet flight attendants know to speak and tread softly after lights out.

But Fox has also been known to speak his mind.

He is known to speak some English, and he most likely speaks German as well.

Few mayors before Mr. Bloomberg were known to speak Spanish at more than an introductory level.

El Duque, who is known to speak only Spanish, took the microphone.

"Once I knew to speak in her cultural language we recruited the right people a lot faster".