Sentence examples for spoke it from from inspiring English sources

Unesco's director general, Koichiro Matsuura, said: "The death of a language leads to the disappearance of many forms of intangible cultural heritage, especially the invaluable heritage of traditions and oral expressions of the community that spoke it – from poems and legends to proverbs and jokes".

But they might have to be patient in confronting certain ignorances while doing so he's often forced to explain that the reason his "English is so good" is that Singaporeans are taught to speak it from birth.

Periods, she explains, come from a risky area, hygienically speaking:"it comes out from a breeding space for germs".

The name "Kyoto School," in fact, originated from without; or, more precisely speaking, it originated from the fringes of the School itself.

Roughly speaking, it traces from Anderston Police station, an imposing brutalist structure more reminiscent of The Warriors than Shoreditch House.

They'll speak it with people from their own country, or within their community".

"From speaking it, orally, nothing comes back to me.

But "honestly speaking, it is very difficult from outside to judge whether they have done it accurately".

This clinical report describes a patient with such significant neck pain that it prevented her from speaking; it also caused pain with deglutition.

… When the whole chain of production is at home, so to speak, it is more interesting from an economic standpoint".

Vietnam may be a communist dictatorship, but, economically speaking, it is a long way from Myanmar.