Sentence examples for she actually spoke from inspiring English sources

Unlike the other passengers, she actually spoke about the races, asking him which horse he liked in the first race.

Mr. Kenyon, who would not release the name of the actress, said he did not know whether she actually spoke heavily accented, pidgin English, but said the script called for it.

Back when Betty Ford came out and said that she had breast cancer, which was a watershed moment in the history of the disease because she actually spoke the words, there was a journalist named Rose Kushner, whom I mentioned earlier and who also had breast cancer.

I kept looking to see if husband Hugh Bonneville's mouth moved the few times she actually spoke.

She introduced her first radio ad in which she actually spoke, a 60-second affair decrying California's large welfare caseload.

I generally agree with positions laid out against Common Core by Carol Burris so I decided to present excerpts from her statements last, although she actually spoke second.

Her physicality is often effectively stylized, though a heavy-handed vocal delivery sometimes means that we hear her voice speaking more than the words she actually speaks.

She never actually spoke Moldovan, but often told us off in Yiddish.

Here you will find, for instance, details of the interview with Marica McKay, the widow of a British sergeant who died in the Falklands and was honored with a posthumous Victoria Cross, the highest British award for gallantry — an interview compromised by the fact that she never actually spoke to the Sun.

When Mabel visited their home to play the piano, she occasionally glimpsed a flitting swirl of white in the next room, sometimes even received a note of thanks for calling, but she never actually spoke with the reclusive, almost spectral Emily.

And it seems that what SelGo really needs is some practice, since she assured the website that she can actually speak "a little bit" of Spanish and grasp almost everything being said.