Sentence examples for street speaking from inspiring English sources

They're huddled close together, their backs to both the restaurant and the street, speaking intently.

Lee said he had given up hope of Downing Street speaking up for democracy activists in the former British colony.

Andy Street, speaking as John Lewis opened its 45th store, in Birmingham, said the government's proposals posed big issues for the retailer.

On Tuesday, officers roamed the blocks in front of the playground on Dyckman Street, speaking to residents and offering a $12,000 reward for any information that leads to an arrest and a conviction in the case.

It's the same feeling she gets when she passes Mexican families on the street, speaking rapid slang-filled Spanish, or when Puerto Rican construction workers catcall her with words she doesn't recognize, as if they were speaking to her from a parallel universe, one she should understand but just doesn't.

He made his decision a day after he was pelted with eggs in Kirkcaldy on Thursday, in some of the ugliest scenes of the referendum campaign, during a 100-day street speaking tour to make the case for a no vote.

I let the street speak to me.

Downing Street spoke of a "proportionate" response.

"No one on the street spoke to me".

People in the street speak odd languages; the neighbours' cooking smells strange.

People in offices nearby on Bank Street spoke of their shock.