Sentence examples for spoke out over from inspiring English sources

Still, when corrections officers saw how Afscme spoke out over Lincoln Hills, some rejoined, he said.

Another grandee of Ireland's emergence as a modern economy, financier Dermot Desmond, spoke out over O'Reilly's treatment this week.

He spoke out over the claims during a show in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, last night, reportedly saying: "I pay what I have to and not a penny more".

Earlier this year Pipe spoke out over the decision by affordable housing provider, Peabody, to increase rents on homes it bought from the crown estate.

The letter is dated February 9, almost two weeks after Surrey Police's announcement and one day before the Dowler family spoke out over their "torment and pain" at the harrowing detail of his crimes.

United had two official bids turned down by the La Liga champions – the second of £35m – and the English champions were believed to be preparing a third bid when Fabregas spoke out over his happiness at the Nou Camp, with what he labelled his "dream club".

"They have to speak out over and over and over and over again.

Everything from his age, career and past indiscretions have been scrutinized, and now the 24-year-old backup dancer is cryptically speaking out over Twitter.

"I am really concerned that our government won't speak out over Israel.

Those who know about empowering young people to speak out over abuse refer to education, in the spirit of the One Billion Rising motion, as the most practical way of enabling young people to protect themselves.

But London mayor Sadiq Khan has warned against the capital's homes being used "as gold bricks for investment", and has spoken out over how some new developments are touted to foreign investors before local buyers.