Sentence examples for spoke remotely from inspiring English sources

Bank of America is introducing new automated teller machines that evoke the bridge of the starship Enterprise, where captain and crew spoke remotely with others in outer space.

He spoke remotely to the CNN anchor Jake Tapper, whom he could hear through an earpiece, but who was inaudible to everyone else in the room.

Cook spoke remotely to the assembled audience on guarding customer privacy, ensuring security and protecting their right to encryption.

The zany host, bullet-headed Ahmet Zappa, speaks remotely via a video screen, which enlarges his image to four times life size.

In interviews in Turkey and speaking remotely over social media from inside Aleppo, Western officials and Aleppo rebels and civilians blamed the Islamic State's battlefield successes on everything from rebel dysfunction to insufficient foreign backing, and even on an international anti-rebel conspiracy.

The first of them to speak anything remotely like this inalienable truth to the powers waiting to belie the poetic hyperbole -- will certainly have my vote.

— MARK MAZZETTI President Obama spoke of using "remotely piloted aircraft referred to as drones".

(My colleague George Packer, in his recent Profile of Poitras, captures the film's range brilliantly. Snowden also spoke to Jane Mayer remotely at this year's New Yorker Festival).

As was always the case when he and Bonita spoke to each other neither remotely fluent in the other's language the information exchange was crude yet functional.

The British, as we all know, are perversely proud of their inability to speak anything that remotely resembles a foreign language.

But though Roosevelt used an office in this library and made some radio broadcasts from here, not only was Hyde Park never under physical attack, nothing about it even remotely speaks of precariousness and risk — not even F.D.R.'s wheelchair, constructed to look like an ordinary wooden chair, only incidentally supplied with large wheels.