Sentence examples for speaking on time from inspiring English sources

Carlisle, speaking on Time to Talk Day,  which aims to raise awareness of mental health issues, was chairman of the Professional Footballers Associationn between 2010 and 2013 and remains on the PFA's management committee.

Mistake number one: I should have spent more time speaking one-on-one with everyone and finding out their thoughts.

The Conservative MP was speaking on Question Time in the aftermath of the accusation that Conservative Chief Whip Andrew Mitchell insulted police officers in Downing Street.

But speaking on BBC Question Time last night, Mr Farage said: "I'm going to recommend that we don't accept any of it.

But speaking on BBC Question Time on Thursday, former Met Police Deputy Assistant Commissioner Brian Paddick said that had the force handled Saturday's outbreak of disorder in Tottenham differently, the rioting might not have spread across London.

As a well-known member of Georgetown University's class of 1968, President Clinton has proudly shown his allegiance to the school during the last eight years, speaking on campus 12 times.

Radiation oncologists appeared to dominate the consultation speaking on average four times longer than their patients, compared with medical oncologists who spoke twice as long as their patients.

But the Ukip leader did receive a larger share of time speaking on TV news than his party in election coverage overall.

The conflict had cut output from Hassake in half, he said at the time, speaking on condition of anonymity because he was a Syrian government employee and feared consequences from speaking to foreign journalists.

A person Adams confided in at the time, speaking on background, confirmed her account.

The Global Times editor Hu Xijin called Mr. Guo "superman," while the critic Teng Jimeng, speaking on "Crossover," lauded "Tiny Times" as a "feminist film".