Sentence examples for spoken none of from inspiring English sources

A Pakistani official who attended that meeting said only Mullah Omar had spoken; none of the other Taliban officials seated around him uttered a word.

It was entirely possible to walk the windswept width and length of the Blue Monster and hear three or four languages spoken — none of them English — and to see shots hit by a Swede, a Korean, a German and an Australian alternately ride and pierce the winds.

"For all the objections of Prime Minister Netanyahu or, for that matter, some of the Republican leadership that's already spoken, none of them have presented to me or the American people a better alternative," he said.

This is laudable, but I speak none of them.

"With two years to go, realistically speaking, none of these measurements mean much," Mr. Cabrera said.

For 16 more years he worked as a bus driver and spoke none of the fluent English he commands.

But once the poem gets written, it is, in a manner of speaking, none of your business.

They came from the opposite corner of the country and spoke none of the local languages; what Arabic they spoke was often almost impossible to understand.

Prodi, a former prime minister of Italy, knows nothing of the Sahel and speaks none of its languages, only stumbling along in French.

The machine-gun-toting jihadists, headed by a Libyan who speaks none of the local languages, only Arabic, wander through a village with a bullhorn to announce a ban on music, sports, and smoking, and to demand that men roll up their pants legs and women wear headscarves and gloves.

Strictly speaking, none of the regions is adequately represented.