Sentence examples for speak not at from inspiring English sources

He chose to speak not at City Hall, but at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, which was damaged by four and a half feet of floodwater during the hurricane.

We occupied a slightly unreal Napoleonic apartment, with a view of the Eiffel Tower and the Dome of the Invalides, and were happy to be, so to speak, not at home, on the other side of the mirror.

The hope, however, is that a more selective policy will mean fewer drop-outs.When President Bill Clinton arrived in Houston on September 26th after his trip to Little Rock in Arkansas for the 40th anniversary of that city's school-desegregation crisis in 1957, he chose to speak not at swish Rice University but at a community college.

Fuel-cell technology is quite "there" yet, so to speak, not at the scale and sophistication that we'd need it yet.

She barely mentioned Iraq in her speech and spoke not at all about Afghanistan.

He spoke not at all to his family or friends about what he had done.

Geography and policy, as influences in their own right, turn out to matter not merely less than institutions but, roughly speaking, not at all.Take policy first.

Among them was usually right-leaning Ben-Dror Yemini, writing in the newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth, who noted that Netanyahu has spoken not at a Likud rally but at one representing largely settler and national religious interests.

The procedure, repeated over and over, while the church filled, was to come face-to-recognized-face with one "Sopranos" cast member after another, wet with tears, speaking not at all or with great difficulty.

But how can a construction that from the assumption p arrives at a contradiction, and therefore generally speaking not at q, lead to q?

Every time I spoke up too soon, and every time I spoke not at all.