Sentence examples for speak making from inspiring English sources

The vocal cords would clench shut when I tried to speak, making it difficult for anyone to understand a word I said.

In addition, the more candidates there are, the less time each has to speak, making sharp exchanges over Mr. Pataki's record less likely.

"Novelists go into the subject more deeply and extensively, but tend to straddle the target, either polishing off the hero's hangover in a few sentences or, so to speak, making it the whole of the novel".

"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.

"Humans have three ways of communicating, really only three," he explains, "we can speak, making words with our voices, we can sign, like with sign language, and we can draw".

Continuing to speak made her a legend.

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.