Sentence examples for speaks long from inspiring English sources

She speaks long and fast, but it's an effort.

"A hat speaks long before its wearer utters a word -- no accessory says more about a woman's distinctive style," he said.

He seldom speaks long, but the crowds seem to love the presidential trappings, even if his remarks sound familiar: an opening joke, recognition of local and Congressional officials and comments on issues like terrorism, the economy or Medicare.

And the incident, however minor, speaks long about the tensions among the participants (the Peshmerga on the one hand; Baghdad's majority Shiite army on the other) called upon to liberate the Islamic State's Berlin.

Kessler spoke long after league officials had departed.

"We were told not to speak long," Mr. Clinton said.

I've spoken long and hard about distractions.

(Waugh was speaking long before the Margaret Thatcher revolution, which really did change British society enormously).

Before the game, he spoke long and longingly of his return.

One of his auxiliary bishops spoke long ago in favor of ordaining woman.

He spoke long and large on the greatness of his older countryman and said he could not write him off.