Sentence examples for speak meaning from inspiring English sources

"Twitterati", describing users of the social networking site, and "fo' shizzle", slang speak meaning "for sure", have also been added to the dictionary this year.

That's fancy videographer speak meaning that you're shooting relatively long shutter speeds.

Marketing speak, meaning only that the turkey wasn't injected with artificial flavorings or chemical preservatives.

I'm sympathetic to the notion that the polls could be biased, statistically speaking, meaning that they will all miss in the same direction.

Organizers pushed out the walls to accommodate a larger audience, and in order to speed through the 63 presenters (an increase of nearly 50percentt), each company was limited to a few minutes of speaking, meaning they had to give rapid-fire pitches instead of full demos.

The need for shaping time, and the model for doing so, are adumbrated here by way of Vinteuil's sonata, which provides the paradigm of temporal organization transcending spoken meanings.

The prime message is that the framework is designed to be "revenue neutral," budget-speak meaning the corporations will not be asked to pay more to help address America's large investment and budget deficits.

You mean for this dog to sit, so speak with meaning.

In a right-handed person, this means that the right hemisphere, which can register the meaning of words, must transfer the information to the speech center in the left before the person can speak that meaning.

Both speak Sambalpuri, meaning his Venezuelan wife and his American sons, all English speakers, cannot talk to them.

The A.P. notes, dryly, that about 15 million Pakistanis and 60 million Indians speak Urdu, meaning 75 million people give Mr. Galati cause for concern.