Sentence examples for report spoke of from inspiring English sources
A CNN reporter, after showing off some nifty manipulation of sliding touch screens (Minority weather report?), spoke of "the rain now raining in Maine".
An unconfirmed report spoke of petrol bombs*.
The report spoke of deep-rooted structural problems and "difficult choices in streamlining public spending".
Many of the young prisoners interviewed for the report spoke of struggling with acute anxiety, depression or hallucinations.
The report spoke of the "muffled yips of the inmates" -- the affected pets, referred to as the Chatham Six.
The report spoke of a breakthrough in August when the Taliban started letting vaccinators work in their territory.
"They don't generally turn out candidates with ethics problems," said Charles E. Cook, a Louisiana native who is the publisher of The Cook Political Report, speaking of New Orleans voters.
2) The IPCC impacts report speaks of rising precipitation in higher latitudes for at least half a century, while near-tropical areas grow dry.
The report speaks of one six-year-old boy who was left "living in squalor," surviving on crisps and sausage rolls, and unable to communicate.
But the report, speaking of Mr. Ray in the third person, says that "the independent counsel was nevertheless of the view that President Clinton's conduct 'if commonly committed' would severely undermine our system of justice".
When the report speaks of NASA's "broken safety culture," the particular failure it cites is "a consistent lack of concern" that Columbia may have been damaged by debris at takeoff.
