Sentence examples for speak about going from inspiring English sources

For example, Mr. Prince's executives would openly speak about going over to Iraq to "lay Hajiis out on cardboard".

On Friday, Bob Cole, a 68-year-old who was diagnosed with mesothelioma – a lung cancer caused by asbestos, most likely contracted when he worked as an apprentice carpenter in the 1960s – became the first person to publicly speak about going to Dignitas before he entered it himself to end his life.

Basically, don't dare speak about going away together in case you break the delicate china remains of your relationship.

Basically, don't dare speak about going away together in case you break the delicate china, that is, the remains of your relationship.

Maybe a conversation with a friend who spoke about going to church when her daughter was ill, or maybe the appearance of Christmas lights and decorations around town.

He spoke about going to Calcutta in 1983 as a graduate student — "I wanted to be shocked" — and visiting a hospital there where half the patients died within 48 hours of being admitted.

Gallagher has spoken about going to Alaska to work in the canneries with a friend and spending time on a scientific marine boat from Woods Hole, Massachusetts, and more prosaically about earning money at times by making croissants, sticky buns and working in restaurants.

The witnesses, who included college students, a radio journalist and the president of the state chapter of the N.A.A.C.P., spoke about going to polling places only to be told that their names were missing from voting lists or that they had already voted by absentee ballot.

Team GB cyclist Emma Pooley speaks about going for gold.

"At half-time we spoke about going to a place that not many players go to in terms of pushing your body to the limit.

Peter Goglia, from HDD start-up L2 spoke about going beyond replacing air with helium and spoke about the potential benefits of HDDs containing a vacuum.