Sentence examples for spoke of the case from inspiring English sources

It was the last they spoke of the case.

As an example, he spoke of the case of John Langan.

The British and American officials who spoke of the case did so on the condition of anonymity because diplomacy was involved and negotiations were continuing.

He spoke of the case of Florentino Aspillaga Lombard, like himself a major in the spy service, who defected to the United States in 1987.

While Mr. Haggerty's team focused mostly on Mr. Bloomberg's politics and power, prosecutors spoke of the case against Mr. Haggerty as if it were any other larceny, describing him as a brazen, yet sloppy, thief.

Though the two white men tried for the murder were acquitted, the testimony of Mr. Reed was considered so powerful that it made him a hero of the movement — albeit a quiet, accidental and long unsung one, who spoke of the case only rarely and with obvious pain.

He was speaking of the case made for the war in Iraq.

Pooley has also spoken of the case of a brother and sister aged four and two who died.

Also speaks of the case of a Canadian radio correspondent named Edouard Baudry, who was shot down over Spanish Morocco, and excerpt from the Times coverage of the incident.

This was the first time since October, when Judge Barry Williams imposed the gag order, that Mosby has been able to speak of the case at all.

One of the calculations in the President's speech, according to the Post, involves the calendar; the paper quotes an Administration official who, speaking of the case for keeping most of the surge troops in Afghanistan until the later part of 2012, says, "The commanders think in terms of fighting seasons, and that would give them two more full ones with the bulk of these troops".