Sentence examples for repeatedly speaks to from inspiring English sources

He repeatedly speaks to her in his mind.

The sense of both expectation and need in the press — the phrase "greatest comeback in rock-and-roll history" has been cited repeatedly — speaks to the energy invested in a sixty-six-year-old pop star.

Valentine has repeatedly spoken to Benitez about pitching with the same focus in all situations.

Mr Blair, then Middle East peace envoy, repeatedly spoke to Gaddafi's regime to try to broker an end to the Libya's 2011 civil war.

Sheffield insisted that in 2004 Torre repeatedly spoke to the news media about his preference for signing Vladimir Guerrero over Sheffield.

Tammaro said she had repeatedly spoken to Philadelphia city officials about creating a more private and secure environment for the dancers.

His lawyer, Michael Coard, has repeatedly spoken to journalists on behalf of Mr. Poaches, including national television appearances in which he noted that Mr. Poaches had spoken to investigators voluntarily and that he had consented to have his home and his vehicle searched.

Virginia Abbott, who taught Spanish at the school but quit shortly before Mr. Butler's arrest, citing the administration's failure to follow up on complaints about him and curtail students' violent behavior, said in a recent interview that she repeatedly spoke to the principal, Ms. Muscatello, about Mr. Butler.

Marius Rupsys, a digital currency investor, has repeatedly spoken to this development.

(And that I'm sick of reading them repeatedly, which speaks to the need Sproutkin fills for the parents).

Mr. Mukasey, 66, now in private practice in Manhattan, has repeatedly spoken out to support the administration's claim to broad powers in pursuing terrorist threats, especially in conducting electronic surveillance of terrorism suspects and in imprisoning them before trial.