Sentence examples for sterling speaking from inspiring English sources

Sterling, speaking to Manchester City's website, went on to thank his managers at Liverpool, including Brendan Rodgers, for offering him the opportunities to develop and impress in the topflight, as well as his family and agent, Aidy Ward.

After that performance against Mönchengladbach, Sterling spoke of wanting to reach Lionel Messi's level.

Via the film, the public can hear Sterling speak for himself -- for the first time since he was indicted.

In Sterling-speak, all batters who reach base with no outs should be moved over one base, and managers, or players, who do not follow this stratagem incur the host's contemptuous ire.

Other celebrities with bills to pay include Clare Balding, whose delightful Britain By Bike (Batsford, £16.99) is based on a TV series, and Roger Sterling, with Sterling's Gold (Grove Press, £12.99), though Sterling isn't strictly speaking a celebrity.

The denial is aggravated at a club banquet when one of the guests tries out a few words of Chinese on him (Sterling doesn't speak it), and the conversation veers to China's success in international Ping-Pong matches.

Match of the Day pundit Lawrenson said he was "really surprised" that Sterling decided to speak out but he believes what the youngster said.

As a "big black man speaking Farsi," Mr. Sterling "stuck out" and would draw too much attention to the agency's secret Iranian agents.

She had a sterling track record and history in speaking out on civil rights, health care, poverty and women's issues.

Harold Wilson was correct – strictly speaking – to tell voters after sterling's 1967 devaluation that "the pound in you pocket" would still be worth the same.

One character — an old-maid schoolteacher, played by the sterling Jayne Houdyshell — even speaks with a wistful poeticism that I associate more with Inge than with Foote.