Sentence examples for spoken of all from inspiring English sources

Carmela and my mother must have spoken of all this already.

But residents speak of all of that as a thing of the past.

"It's meant to be fun," Mr. Unwin added, speaking of all the Cosmopolitan's art.

It spoke of all parties "using their influence" to try to secure disarmament.

Eileen Gerety, 54, a retired AT&T employee from South Plainfield, spoke of all the hoopla.

But speaking of all being in the same boat — suddenly everyone and their mother wants to move to California?

Nancy Andreasen, David Eagleman and Vilayanur Ramachandran spoke of all the neat things they were learning about the neurobiology of creativity.

Barry Weissler "Seussical," with his wife, Fran Weissler Max Bialystock is speaking of all my colleagues but certainly not Fran and me.

The pictures of human-made objects in space that you speak of all suffer from one fatal flaw: they lack what astronomers call "integration time".

The 13th century French traveler Rubruquis speaks of all the country between Don and Danube as a seas land or Blakia.

In our view, this metaphorical language signal as compared with noise can be used to speak of all products, not just televisions.