Sentence examples for speaks of going from inspiring English sources
He speaks of "going back to an Africa before colonialism, an Africa of tribes and kings".
Lauren in "Kinky Boots" speaks of going to "I'aly"; and Mrs. Wormwood in "Matilda" says "Bu' I've go' a baby".
The trying times Caringi speaks of go beyond the starting spot Saunders lost as a sophomore.
In the company's homeland, as many people speak of "going to Westfield" as they do of "going shopping".
Some American journalists spoke of going home early.
He spoke of going to live in Laos.
After the game, Mourinho, looking tired and dishevelled, spoke of going back to basics.
She had never spoken of going to Havana, let alone America.
Ms. Washington is part of a smooth publicity machine for "Scandal," but she showed glimmers of intensity when she spoke of going deep into her roles.
Players spoke of going out to shop for more clothes — they had packed for only one night — and finding cheesesteaks for dinner.
He has often spoken of going to bed as a child in Yorkshire when the Ripper hysteria was at its height worrying that his mother might be next.
