Sentence examples for spoke of strides from inspiring English sources

Comparing the local response in 1986 with the present, Mr. Sharpton, who said he had come to the neighborhood at the request of Mr. Moore's mother, spoke of strides forward.

At this year's London summit, Mexico's acting civil service minister, spoke of the great strides his country has made in opening up the public procurement process, which accounts for around 10% of GDP and is a key area in which transparency and accountability can help tackle corruption.

Fiorina strode into HP a well-packaged sales goddess and spoke of an innovation revolution at HP.

Conservatives spoke of "Fauxcahontas".

"Whatnot" might be more useful — when Brin speaks of China's strides against "poverty and whatnot," he touches on the great gray zone that has occupied the energies of most citizens over the past two decades.

"Whatnot" might be more useful when Brin speaks of China's strides against "poverty and whatnot," he touches on the great gray zone that has occupied the energies of most citizens over the past two decades.

It is a long stride from, the days when Mr Strydom used to speak of maintaining the master-servant relationship".

And speaking of time, Kalra reports he has much more of it now that PurchasingCenter.com has hit its stride with more than 80,000 items currently listed in its online catalog.

Matthew speaks of our descent into "carping nationalism" in the very same breath as he exults in the exhilarating prospect of Scotland "striding towards independence".

We speak of interface abstraction.

Perhaps pondering what such an outcome might provoke in their own countries, some officials spoke enviously of how the United States was taking the surprising development in its stride.