Sentence examples for spoke of interest from inspiring English sources

When a friend spoke of interest in trying the drug, she responded: "If you're serious about doing that, I'm gonna be with you and make sure you're safe.

His son says that his dad also spoke of interest in dating women and "monk's disease" as a reason for disrobing this refers to a painful condition that can sometimes develop in men after being completely celibate for a number of years (you can't jerk off if you're a monk).

Fifth, speaking of interests, Ahtisaari and Solana invoke them as an argument to vote "yes".

In notes for a recording of his concerto, Mr. Vasks spoke of his interest in "nostalgia with a touch of tragedy".

The star of the evening was Michel, from Brooklyn, who, with a marvelous mixture of modesty and alertness, spoke of his interest in protest activism.

Federal agents began tracking Mr. Ahmed in January, after he and a friend spoke of their interest in carrying out jihad.

Rangers boss Harry Redknapp earlier spoke of his interest in the wantaway Nigerian, and when the player was interviewed in London speaking of his excitement about a move, it looked as though a deal was on.

In her will, Duke spoke of her interest in the "prevention of cruelty to children or to animals" and in "promoting anti-vivisectionism". (Duke's pets included two camels and a leopard, as well as several dogs).

In an onstage discussion before the concert, Mr. Cassidy spoke of his interest in the "involuntary aspects of speech, which are so very legible," elements like moans and croaks and stutters.

A spy's vague report spoke of Chinese interest in a primary whose outer casing was the size of a soccer ball -- about nine inches, the width of the W-88 casing.

She spoke of her interest in physics while backing the Horizons music talent scheme which looks for 12 new artists in Wales to support over the next year.