Sentence examples for so she spoke from inspiring English sources

For the next 30 minutes or so she spoke of her journey as a student during those years on our campus to where she is now as a distinguished teacher at the Wilson Middle School in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.

So she spoke to a London Metropolitan professor.

"She knew her voice was important, so she spoke up for the rights of children.

So she spoke to Ms. Walker, who "put out the word to send smaller boxes".

It was nearly time for Mrs. Marshall to board, so she spoke quickly, definitively and passionately about the bleakness of Iraq.

And there she would happily have left it – but it was already being reported in New York, so she spoke to a Finnish journalist to put her side of things on record, and his story ran in the Helsinki Times.

The show was filmed three months before his death in September, so she speaks of him in the present tense.

So she speaks from experience when she seethes about the consequences of cuts to charity funding for vulnerable people.

You speak goat at one point… It's true, the character was lonely and needed to speak to someone so she speaks to the goats, making goat sounds.

"In this consistory, I want to highlight in particular the fact that the church is the church of all peoples, and so she speaks in the various cultures of the different continents," he said.

Grace is from Jamaica, so she speaks English in a quite thought-out way.