Sentence examples for speak has from inspiring English sources

to leverage, leverage (noun): Business speak has its place, and that place is in business.

"So, I would say the price of poker, so to speak, has gone up".

But Mr. Barceló's intense work, making paint and subject one, so to speak, has an impact.

Sometimes this tradition of ignoring women when they speak has tragic consequences.

And the meeting cannot be adjourned until every person who wants to speak has been heard.

His chessboard, so to speak, has 198 engines and 143 ladders, most of them sharing firehouses throughout the five boroughs.

Corporate-speak has been spoken now for quite some time.

These are nothing new, but chat-speak has lead to a proliferation of LOL, WTF, BRB, G2G and so on.

But "democracy" in party-speak has a quite different meaning from the one understood by dissidents and Westerners.

But his lack of experience of running a club, plus a penchant for "football specific" business-speak, has provoked scepticism from fans.

Mrs. Clinton's aides have been notably frustrated that this brief flash of anger, or undiplo-speak, has come to overshadow a trip that took weeks of planning and was intended to strengthen America's ties to some of its most strategic allies on the continent.