Sentence examples for speak made from inspiring English sources

Continuing to speak made her a legend.

When I tell Serkis that Keri Russell's line to Caesar, "Try not to speak", made me want to applaud, he laughs, "Yes, it's very smart dialogue".

"Hearing Lucy speak made me happy because I know that she lost her son, and I know the way that feels," Christopher said.

The flagellum, he says, far from being a custom design, so to speak, made from parts expressly created for that purpose, is, like so much else in nature, a jury-rigged device made from bits cobbled together from the cellular spare-parts bin.

Such freedom of which the Box did speak made eager the Villager's pledge to liberty's ever promised trust.

This is where your holy spirit, so to speak, makes its appearance?

As they speak, make a mental note of interesting bits that you want to revisit.

B.C. Forbes Ten persons who speak make more noise than ten thousand who are silent.

For example, the capability to speak makes one always vulnerable to speaking erroneously, or misleadingly, or inappropriately.

"I'm a big believer in speaking when there's a need to speak, making the point as clearly, concisely and consistently as you can.

The engineered mice passed with flying colors, so to speak, making distinctions that regular mice cannot, the researchers report in tomorrow's Science.