Sentence examples for spoken contact from inspiring English sources

These sessions did not uncover very much about the enemy or about the village of Ben Suc, but I felt that, as the only extensive spoken contact between Americans and the Ben Suc villagers throughout the Cedar Falls operation, they had a certain significance.

In a neat reversal, Martha's first spoken contact with the disembodied entity purporting to be her late boyfriend was via her mobile phone.

For typical school days before and during closure, students reported the number of different persons spoken to (contacted) in the following groups: contacts who attended their school (contacts from the same class [classmates], the same year but a different class [yearmates], and the same school but a different year [schoolmates]) and others (age stratified to reflect the UK school system).

Exclusion criteria: born outside a Nordic country, not Swedish speaking, contact details missing.

Two types of physical contacts were defined: (1) two-way conversations during which at least three words were spoken; (2) contacts which involved skin to skin touching.

She spoke of contact between dancers in partnering — noting briefly that amid "abstract" dancing contact allows for more specific meaning — then had two show a duet where contact was often extreme, with one dancer clinging onto and clambering over another.

He speaks of "contact" used as a verb, and points out that careful writers and speakers studiously avoid it.

To restore our democracy, all we have to do is speak out: contact government officials and peacefully protest in the way that suits us best.

The amount of variance (R) accounted for was 26% (.012/0.24 0.28), 32% (.03/0.28 0.37) and 4% (0.04/0.03 0.05) by the social (speaking, smiling, contact with people), functional/physical (eating, cleaning) and psychological (emotion, schoolwork, sleeping) dimensions, respectively.

Little will probably come of the romance, which is carried on without spoken or physical contact.

Reach out American business speak for contacting someone.