Sentence examples for speaking real from inspiring English sources

The Frenchest of all the characters, Commissioner Lebel, is played by Michel Lonsdale, a Frenchman with an English name speaking real, lightly accented English.

Conventionally real entities are those things that are accepted as real by common sense, but that turn out on further analysis to be wholes compounded out of simpler entities and thus not strictly speaking real at all.

At 6-months-old, he crawls but is not yet speaking real words.

We were having a barbecue, the kids were already down there, and he came over completely drunk like, bad, not really speaking real words.

Broadly speaking, real estate is the largest asset class in the U.S. worth an estimated $40 trillion according to this December 2014 report from the Federal Reserve.

Broadly speaking, real estate hasn't thrilled since the election, up only 3.3%, trailing almost everything else; fears of rate hikes haven't helped.

(b) Trump, the hoser, speaks real bad French.

He speaks real Greek, and not the Greek of a junta thug.

"We both speak real estate, which seems to be something of a universal language," Ms. Tighe said.

NAVIGON offers spoken real-time traffic updates for free for the life of the device.

Schools likely can't provide the chance for children to meet and impress people or to practice public speaking; real-world situations can.