Sentence examples for speak edited from inspiring English sources

The couple lived for some months in a rental room in Berlin but moved in 1924 to a sanitarium in the Austrian town of Kierling, where Kafka, unable to eat, drink or speak, edited the proofs of his story "The Hunger Artist" and eventually died in Dora's arms, having published, in his lifetime, fewer than 450 pages.

In "Miles Gone By," he writes brilliantly of life on the road, and in sheer volume his work dwarfs even Trollope's: more than 45 books, 40 years of newspaper columns and 33 of "Firing Line," untold hours speaking and editing.

Fantom, a fairly new photography magazine, is diverse, free of art-speak, imaginatively edited, and filled with surprises.

Native English-speaking colleague edited the text.

M.S.: As we speak, I'm editing a TV pilot that I just did with Michael Black for Comedy Central.

The responses below were collated from both e-mail and spoken interviews and edited for clarity and length.

They're 'mini-movies' made on home computers where recorded spoken narratives are edited with scans of personal photographs.

His 1953 anthology (republished in 2000), Philosophers Speak of God, edited with the help of his student William L. Reese, is a massive critical study of the varieties of concepts of God as they relate to process theism.

Caitlin Moran explained her reasons for turning down an invitation to Have I Got News For You: "Because she knows she will be on as the token female guest, that she will rarely be allowed to speak – it will be edited out before screening in order to "save her from herself", with the result that the only clips of her actually shown would be her politely tittering at a man's jokes.

Tarrant is a scholar of gender and masculinity and you might want check the new book she's edited, Men Speak Out.

With IS and its successor, the Socialist Workers party, he spent his life speaking, writing, editing, organising and campaigning.