Sentence examples for speaking someone from inspiring English sources

No one complained that Obama was speaking someone else's lines.

— A.G. SULZBERGER CLIVE, Iowa — As Mr. Santorum was speaking, someone accidentally turned the lights off.

"Look, I am not now, morally speaking, someone who is entitled to give lessons," he said.

The new association members who won election were advised that, statistically speaking, someone from their ranks was likely to become a governor by the end of next year.

There was, relatively speaking, someone already famous at this show, passionate local TV personality Tony Wilson, obsessed with Manchester's pioneering and progressive credentials.

There was a lot of applause, and, shortly after he began speaking, someone in the audience — a man — shouted out "Love you, Dave!" The audience's claps were a sign of support — but what is it, exactly, that it was supporting?

Just as she spoke, someone set off fireworks nearby.

While she spoke, someone came up and congratulated her.

There speaks someone who has never had to look at a set of audience figures.

"You have our demands, you let all your supporters speak," someone retorted from the balcony.

In fact, after every word Rob speaks, someone yells back in approval.