Sentence examples for spoken off from inspiring English sources

A walker has spoken off the moment he almost died moments before taking a prize-winning photograph of Ben Nevis.

"I've spoken off and on to them but it's a case of being able to fit something in.

He said only that the case was not "elegantly stated" and that he had "spoken off the cuff".

I didn't hear anything.' " Asked about the report, Mr. LaValle said he had spoken off the record to describe political realities as he saw them.

But it later emerged that the "friends" were journalists to whom the President, who has yet to enter the race, had spoken off the record during a visit to French Guiana last weekend.

Members of the unit who have spoken off the record to El Español – the online paper founded by the former El Mundo editor Pedro J Ramírez – point to the interior ministry as the source and complain that the leaks are impeding their investigation.

Te'o has spoken off camera to ESPN's Jeremy Schaap, saying Tuiasosopo contacted him to admit his part and apologize.

Zuma should speak off the cuff".

Libeskind spoke off the cuff for several minutes.

"It's quite conceivable she was speaking off the cuff.

But almost without exception, they spoke off the record.