Sentence examples for speaking in which from inspiring English sources

Indeed, history has produced but three such kinds of economic systems: those based on the principle of tradition, those centrally planned and organized according to command, and the rather small number, historically speaking, in which the central organizing form is the market.

Squee – an exclamation expressing delight or excitement – has made the list, along with Yolo (an acronym for 'you only live once'), moobs, gender-fluid, uptalk (a manner of speaking in which declarative sentences are uttered with rising intonation at the end) and Westminster bubble.

There is a manner of speaking in which we can say that something is wrong but mean only that this is what is considered wrong around here or in the culture under discussion.

What followed were years of second-place races, metaphorically speaking, in which I did pretty well without putting in a huge ton of effort.

The nonprofit Conservation International used the hashtag to revive clips from their film series "Nature is Speaking," in which renowned actors speak as the various features of our planet, including the ocean, the soil, the mountains, the forests and the coral reef.

Chris Croucher I can only talk from 'the floor' so to speak – in which case you can definitely see the impact.

MOST people are all too familiar with estate-agent speak, in which "charming" means tiny and a "mature garden" is a jungle.

In the painted plaster "Martial Music No. 5: Drafted" (1936), soldiers are in lock step, but in 1945 Weschler broke the regular rhythm with "A Time to Speak," in which a family is reading the book of Ecclesiastes aloud.

I am editing volume two of the book series as we speak, in which all 12 case studies are dedicated to bootstrapping.

The teachers were speaking in Euskera, which is guttural and clicky and full of "X"s.

Although husband and wife were speaking in English, which she couldn't understand, Phul had quietly retreated behind this screen.