Sentence examples for speak by this from inspiring English sources

He could barely speak by this point, but my brothers and I all piled into his bed just moments after I walked through the door, and he had my mom bring out a beautiful wooden box filled with his prized collection of wristwatches so that we could each pick which ones we wanted.

Some museum trustees and other large donors are themselves stretched, relatively speaking, by this recession and can't or won't increase their gifts.

Roughly speaking, by this measure worldwide infant mortality approximates 80 per 1,000; that is, about 8 percent of newborn babies die within the first year of life.

If one would be able to find direct descendents of Adam and discover to which nations these descendants belonged, one would be able to find out which language was the original one, spoken by this nation before the confusion of tongues.

A typhical phrase spoken by this group of service users was: "I want to collaborate with the ACT team".

"Many people began to speak by sentences from this novel.

When the project was completed three or four weeks later, they continued to speak by phone, but this time the conversations were flirty, filled with jokes and shared observations about their everyday lives, humorous and otherwise.

This one, spoken by the poet's personal physician, is typical: "Poems are bodies and by bodies made; A mortal poet needs a doctor's aid".

The description of Ophelia's death is spoken by the sodden one herself – this is after all a play in which ghosts tell the truth.

There is a line spoken by the actor Albert Dupontel in this film that describes all of Audiard's men: "Losers can seem like winners, devils like angels and cowards like heroes".

We see a disruption of the usual conventions of conversation, with this comment spoken by the nurse as she looks at the computer screen rather than at the patient to whom she expects to hand over the speaking 'turn'turn