Sentence examples for over speaking from inspiring English sources

My nerves over speaking in assembly were TERRIBLE though.

Despite having been published two decades ago, this book aimed at nine- to 12-year-olds tackles issues we continue to debate today: acceptance of different ethnicities and religions; rights and respect for disabled people; thinking big over speaking to the lowest common denominator.

Practical advice on etiquette, and cheer-leading jollity from Boris Johnson ("you are going to be the face of London"), is mixed with dire warnings over speaking to the press without approval or compromising the "integrity" of proceedings on social networks.

The current quasi-fascist control over speaking out by members of the LNP government – even senior ministers – results in presumably smart blokes like Arthur Sinodinos tying themselves into verbose knots on Q&A on Monday night for fear of stepping over the party line.

Dorothy Janis NEW YORK SCENE Woman on stoop bending over speaking to her sneakers As I pass by I see her talking on a hands-free cellphone as she reties a shoelace Barbara Spector Karr Dear Diary: Recently in the Children's Room of the Joint Free Public Library of Morristown and Morris Township, N.J., I had a good question from a 3-year-old male patron.

There's still a taboo over speaking ill of the dead, but some people choose to ignore it.

I wanted them to roll over, speak, feed themselves and walk unaided – anything that showed they were becoming more independent.

More than half of the immigrants from Mexico and El Salvador age 5 and over speak English less than "very well".

Women recruited at the New Orleans site needed to have lived in the New Orleans area before Katrina, be 18 or over, speak English, and have access to a telephone.

Women in Baton Rouge needed to be 18 or over, speak English, have access to a telephone, and not have had a severe exposure to Katrina (defined as being forced to evacuate or having a relative die).

As she puts it in voice-over, speaking of sports: "Can you imagine what it would be like if the foul line was always moving?