Sentence examples for spoken which is from inspiring English sources

It keeps a history of your translations and also has a way for you to control the speed with which the translated words are spoken, which is helpful if you are trying to learn the language.

"We had -- and I particularly had -- got myself into a situation where combat was the only language that was being spoken, which is not necessarily terribly sensible either way," Mr. Campbell told Michael Cockerell, the filmmaker who made the BBC documentary shown this month.

When they speak, which is rarely, they sound the same.

His call was either brilliant or awful, tactically speaking – which is to say, shallowly.

Two flights are boarding now as we speak, which is about 180 people on each flight".

Women teach babies and children to speak, which is the same as teaching them to think.

"We're neighbors of John Kerry's, so to speak — which is why we supported Governor Dean," the wife said.

When they do speak, which isn't often, it is in long stilted phrases about the wisdom of the ancients.

And then, of course, the saxophone wants its turn to speak, which is only fair, but it must wait for the clarinet to finish.

The large family is a thing of the past, generally speaking, which is why such a ménage fascinates me: siblings competing for attention, being rancorous and rivalrous.

One is your simple self, so to speak, which is to some degree still like other people, and there's the opposite one, the media entity, which gives you power that you usually don't know how to use well.