Sentence examples for spoken to get from inspiring English sources

Poems are best spoken to get the full weight and taste of the words and the run of the lines.

Service is informal and good-natured, and enough English is spoken to get the menu translated and answer any questions you might have.

Also, many African professionals in Europe I have spoken to get exhausted by constantly being underestimated in their workplaces because it is assumed that since they grew up and went to school in a poor, backward environment (as many presume all of Africa is), they can't know terribly much after all.

People only speak to get something. . . .

People only speak to get something...

Or is my sole recourse to speak to get union representation?

Emerson suggests recording yourself speaking to get over self-consciousness about your voice.

But you must be in that picture, so to speak, to get a full appreciation of the magnificence of a waterfall.

"Gingrich and Romney have pretty much given up," said Mr. Barker, with whom FiveThirtyEight spoke to get the lay of the land in Kansas.

We spoke off record to other magstripe experts with no horse in the race, so to speak, to get their thoughts.

But having been tiger-parented into college, I had the foundation – the underwear, so to speak – to get through.