Sentence examples for share of speaking from inspiring English sources

But both as vice president and in his time in the Senate, he's also had his share of speaking roles at funerals.

Clinton and Sanders had the lion's share of speaking time in the debate, with Clinton speaking for 30 minutes, 26 seconds and Sanders speaking for 26 minutes, 42 seconds.

The GD-IQ would more accurately tabulate the stats, but audiences might also feel dejected by White males garnering the lion's share of speaking and screen time over the Black women who in theory lead the film, leveling another challenge to the revelries.

(As Haugeland notes, there is an analogy here, one that Heidegger himself draws, with the way in which we might think of a language existing as an entity, that is, as a communally shared way of speaking).

The Laughton report estimated that in the eight years to 2004 S4C's share of Welsh speaking audiences in peak time halved from 20%to10%0%.

But the Ukip leader did receive a larger share of time speaking on TV news than his party in election coverage overall.

But to share in the wealth, we all have to share in the responsibility of speaking out when government help turns into government obstacles.

(The original, who was stocky and had a mustache, sounds less glamorous than her fictional counterpart but shared Brodie's habit of speaking in non sequiturs and her love of Mussolini).

It could be that Paul Dano and I share a naturally hesitant manner of speaking, or it could be that we have similar accents because, as I will later discover, we both come from the same part of Connecticut.

In all hours its share of Welsh speaks also halved, to 7%.

However, the 28-year-old insists that many within the team share his concerns and are scared of speaking out for fear of losing their own funding.