Sentence examples for speaking of all from inspiring English sources

"It's meant to be fun," Mr. Unwin added, speaking of all the Cosmopolitan's art.

But speaking of all being in the same boat — suddenly everyone and their mother wants to move to California?

Barry Weissler "Seussical," with his wife, Fran Weissler Max Bialystock is speaking of all my colleagues but certainly not Fran and me.

Today, from Oklahoma to California, there is suspicion and outright hostility with even some of those who arguably have most to gain from liberal policies and social programmes speaking of all government as if it is the enemy.

"My son is free," Mrs. McCray said, and, speaking of all five men, perhaps thought of him as she zeroed in on fatherhood: "Maybe they will live to become the men they want to be, the fathers they want to be, to raise their children so this doesn't happen to them".

Why do we go into training situations and some coaches expect less from women athletes than coaches expect from male athletes?" He was not singling out female coaches of female athletes, he said, but was speaking of all coaches of female athletes.

But residents speak of all of that as a thing of the past.

It spoke of all parties "using their influence" to try to secure disarmament.

Eileen Gerety, 54, a retired AT&T employee from South Plainfield, spoke of all the hoopla.

Nancy Andreasen, David Eagleman and Vilayanur Ramachandran spoke of all the neat things they were learning about the neurobiology of creativity.

The National's songs, including this one, largely involve pounding, urgent drums, mournful melodies and lyrics that speak of all life's joys being just out of reach.