Sentence examples for spoke of problems from inspiring English sources

He spoke of problems of filming in New York City.

Paul J. Tobin, president of the spinal association, who is quadriplegic, spoke of problems he had encountered at hotels.

In an interview in Thursday's Sydney Morning Herald Armstrong spoke of problems affecting cycling but would not elaborate on the Food and Drug Administration investigation.

She lived in the same apartment for more than 30 years, although her colleagues remembered that she often spoke of problems with her landlord.

They spoke of problems handling the festival's move several years ago to Princeton from its longtime home in Lawrenceville, particularly the failure to raise money from sources outside the immediate Princeton area.

One by one, people stood in the center of the circle and spoke of problems like bad parenting, a lack of respect, inferior schools, a scarcity of alternative youth activities in the neighborhood, violent and degrading music and movies, and fear.

Even though Mr. Lovell was not from the area, he was speaking of problems the coal industry faces statewide that he sees firsthand, Mr. Host said.

G4S recruits have described being screened and trained, then not hearing any more, while others have spoken of problems with helplines and websites.

Pollution is often a silent destructor, rarely discussed when speaking of problems affecting inner city black communities.

And speaking of problem gamblers, Wexler believes Rose, the player, belongs in the Hall of Fame.

But one worker at Sharm el Sheikh airport spoke of consistent problems with the Airbus A321, and said the exact plane in question had a longstanding reputation for frequent technical problems, especially when landing.