Sentence examples for more spoke in from inspiring English sources

The UN's humanitarian envoy, Valerie Amos, who repeatedly implored a divided UN Security Council to do more, spoke in a recent interview of "a stain on the international community".

But "if Skype becomes the No. 1 Internet phone product and totally ubiquitous, it becomes one more spoke in eBay's strategy".

The more prepared I was and the more I spoke in front of an audience, the more my confidence soared.

If you have two or more children then just speak in a sweet tone.

At a meeting of the backbench 1922 committee of Tory MPs last night more colleagues spoke in his defence than were critical.

You hear it more and more, sometimes spoken in code, sometimes spelled out as clearly as a neon sign.

It's more lyrical, it spoke in a film language that I didn't see when I made it.

The more he speaks in a very nice, amiable way, the more it enrages Corbett.

For the second test, learners studied more speaking and writing (Table 2); did more speaking activities involving both everyday and abstract topics; and practiced more spontaneous speaking in response to prompts/questions.

That indigenous language is much more widely spoken in Paraguay than is Spanish, which is unique in Latin America.

'I don't like to tell stories,' says Smith, more softly spoken in real life than his stentorian ache on record suggests.