Sentence examples for speakers face from inspiring English sources

The budding Welsh speakers face a weekly challenge in which they must use their new-found language skills.

In all Indo-European languages including English, but also in languages as diverse as Hebrew, Polynesian, Japanese and Bantu, speakers face the future.

The Aymara also feel time as motion, but for them, speakers face the past and have their backs to the future.

Some of the best commencements are ones whose speakers — face to face or via e-mail — solicit student input about themselves and how they view the world they'll be entering.

"One of the problems that pro-Israel speakers face, on UK campuses in particular, is they are jeered and shouted down by Israel opponents who don't even have to [debate]," said Rabbi Boteach, 49. "Britain has distinguished itself for rigorous and robust parliamentary debates.

The course will also explore the role of AAVE in the Living Arts of African Americans, as exemplified by writers, preachers, comedians and actors, singers, toasters and rappers, and its connections with challenges that AAVE speakers face in the classroom and courtroom.

Visitors sit on chairs within an elliptical field of speakers, facing a gramophone.

Janet Wong's arresting video combined speakers' faces; abstract, morphing images; Google maps; and occasionally text.

It's two speakers facing forward below the screen easily fill a room.

The display stations will be arranged around the perimeter aisles of the chapel, with their screens and speakers facing away from the central pews, to diminish possible distraction.

But the fact that the speakers' faces are never seen produces a feeling of estrangement that is crucial to the film's effectiveness.