Sentence examples for one could speak from inspiring English sources
The siblings patiently answered questions from an audience so stunned that no one could speak immediately after the house lights came on.
One could speak publicly about human rights.
They were unpopular but no one could speak to them because of British rule.
Questioned about Vietnam he said no one could speak with real authority from the outside.
No one could speak English, so they picked it up, the language of play and stuff.
… No one could speak for these two young people nor tell with any truth of their days and nights together.
We have never been to London before, so no one could spoke with us.
"I didn't know where my friends were, what was going on, no-one could speak English and I couldn't communicate with anyone.
The office seemed chilled with expectance and no-one could speak, for I am sure that waiting for news is almost as bad as taking part!
From the age of five till the age of seven the girl had had no one she could speak to about what had happened.
For industry insiders, the lid was supposed to be off; if one employee could speak openly about labour issues (Hoffman herself worked in the industry at the time), then surely everyone could?
