Sentence examples similar to spoken help from inspiring English sources

The "spider's legs," so to speak, help keep a kitten balanced and can be used to practice walking.

In this case, the suggestion that Kelly and Stepien may not have been speaking help support Christie's claims of ignorance about the entire sordid mess.

Such a visit would, in the eyes of Hungarians with whom I spoke, help validate all that they have striven for during the past 20 years.

And then there's Ramanujan, the young mathematics prodigy whose century-old notebook scribblings are, as we speak, helping other scientists unravel the nature of the universe.

Being better able to speak, helps us listen.

Putting fear on the table, so to speak, helps get it out of the way.

In humans, the voice area is activated when we hear others speak, helping us recognize a speaker's identity and pick up on the emotional content in her voice.

Susan brings a voice to those that cannot speak, helping them to plead for an end to the animal overpopulation crisis through responsible pet ownership and adoption.

Gathering together virtually and hearing each other speak helps children of all nationalities and backgrounds to forge or at least identify common bonds that were once either invisible or out of reach.

Try stressing (emphasizing) "too" when spoken, to help yourself assess whether it is the correct word.

Another booth sold a book designed to help white devils smoothly interact with their non-English speaking help.