Sentence examples for now speak for from inspiring English sources

On these issues, John Murtha and Jim Webb will now speak for Democrats as much as - and more authentically than - Rahm Emanuel and Hillary Clinton.

Labor's dispute was, of course, partly about ego, but was also emblematic of a broader identity crisis, namely over the extent to which a party with roots in the trade-union movement should now speak for the progressive urban left.

The men, each saved by the concern of their fellow match officials who went looking for them and by medics who were called in to help, might now speak for themselves about what drove them to their despair.

Arnold, herself an immigrant, took issue with Browne's past in a letter dispatched today: "In the eyes of Londoners and beyond, you now speak for the mayor who in turn speaks for the city to the world," Arnold wrote.

But when Chicagoans discuss the events that led to her son's death, the video can now speak for itself.

Bergdahl can now speak for himself to help the Army understand whether he was outright kidnapped (perhaps while taking a crap), went temporarily AWOL (Absent Without Official Leave) and then was abducted, intended to desert and was then kidnapped, or some heretofore unconsidered fourth scenario in which he wound up in the possession of his captors.

And I believe that most people understand that I am now speaking for myself".

But the official church has moved far enough to the right that Donohue now speaks for its mainstream.

Some of its members have now spoken for the first time about how the military was used against civic organisations such as the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament and Peace Pledge Union.

WITH the sale of 462 acres at Pilgrim Psychiatric Center to the Heartland Development Corporation for $20.1 million, one of the Island's largest undeveloped parcels is now spoken for.

Regardless of the departures, 95percentt of the space at the 827,000-square-foot mall is now spoken for, according to Billie J. Scott, a spokeswoman for Simon.