Sentence examples for speaks of doing from inspiring English sources

Nobody speaks of doing anything there beside the slaughter-pen; they all speak of hearing things.

In the first act Mr. Irwin speaks of doing "without the baggage of the old theater" but finds he just can't discard things like a top hat with a white rabbit inside.

When he speaks of doing more while spending less, what does he have in mind?

Perhaps these same lobbyists Schmidt speaks of don't understand Silicon Valley and wouldn't fight the right battles to prevent government intrusion.

Whenever they ran into each other over the years, they often spoke of doing "something" together.

He spoke of doing a degree in Islamic studies and his PhD.

Social workers spoke of "doing things by the book" – either by exactly following procedure, or using ethical codes from regulators as a guide to practice.

Mr. Steel initially spoke of doing a new production of Ginastera's "Don Rodrigo," the work with which the company began its second life at the New York State Theater in 1966, with Mr. Domingo in the title role.

Kim and Moon's recent talks would have surely made my father think of them again, and also of returning someday to Pyongyang, which he periodically spoke of doing.

"We originally spoke of doing 15 stores in five years, but when I said that seemed too fast to me, Gucci agreed.

But if Udar and the United Opposition join forces in parliament, as they now are speaking of doing, they might control enough seats to form a majority.