Sentence examples for make speaking from inspiring English sources

Tino Martinez suggested that perhaps Strawberry would continue to make speaking appearances, contribute to charity work.

"The fact that I order Mr. Hardin not to make speaking objections and Mr. Hardin continues to make speaking objections, that reflects my intent that I didn't really mean it when I told him not to?" Judge Harmon responded.

He told Guardian Australia he had since come under "pressure in terms of what I can say in the parliament, the feeling that I can't make speaking submissions if they don't conform to what the party and the party whip wants".

The technology exists, but bandwidth constraints make speaking through a PC akin to using a walkie-talkie.

That's the case with OV, new headphones from OnVocal, a company that wants to make speaking to virtual assistants easier from anywhere.

As you say it, make speaking gestures with hands.

Lieutenant Sorkin, when asked what kind of police officer Specialist Hernandez might make, spoke without hesitation.

But it is extremely difficult to make spoken language accessible to deaf children.

Many couples make spoken and unspoken arrangements to deal with infidelity.

This makes speaking the lines especially difficult, and actors who ride the words' sparkling surface deliver only half the story.

She suffered from auditory dyslexia, which made speaking difficult, and photography became a vital outlet of her self-expression.