Sentence examples for speaking these things from inspiring English sources

The "switcharoo" is that it is revealed that Homer is actually hiding on the floor in the car's back seat, speaking these things to Marge.

"And when he had spoken these things, while they beheld, he was taken up; and a cloud received him out of their sight," reads Acts 1 9-12 1 9-12 King James Bible.

"I myself have no idea how I came to be speaking of these things, since I too have completely lost my place," she admits at one point.

I was speaking of these things to a friend, wondering out loud why had I not been offered a job at Mademoiselle when the people there seemed to like me so much, and he said, But how could I have applied to a place like that — didn't I know that they never hired black girls?

It is, I say to her, quite hard to watch Ryan's confessional, particularly as you have the sense that in speaking about these things to a stranger, he for the first time realises something of the extent of his lost innocence, a place he can't get back to.

That people are willing to reward me for that is humbling, and I consider it a grant to give me the time to keep speaking about these things I have seen, because I am the sort of person who reads Woodward and Stiglitz and also the sort of person who has lived with three prostitutes who were great because they always paid the rent on time.

He too speaks French (these things matter in Brussels).

We never speak about these things [interest from other clubs].

We spoke about these things among ourselves, quietly.

[Italy] can speak about these things but not Denmark and Sweden.

Underwood had not spoken of these things even to her closest friends.