Sentence examples for the first speaking from inspiring English sources

"That policy," the statement continued, "was most recently enunciated immediately prior to the first speaking venue attended by Scalia that morning".

Last year it introduced the first speaking CCTV cameras, and launched a competition in schools to find "socially conscious" children to provide the hectoring voices on the day the cams were launched.

Wholeness, a sense of merging into the mass of humankind, "each person not only united, reconciled, and blended with another," Nietzsche wrote, "but altogether fused": these feelings remained after the first speaking actors had emerged to tell their stories, and they remained when the stories ended, as they inevitably did, in annihilation.

The first Speaking Book, voiced by South African actress and celebrity Lillian Dube, was called Suicide Shouldn't Be a Secret and focused on how depression is a real and treatable illness, encouraging people to get help when they need it.

The women had been fairly quiet since they were released from Castro's home, save for the first spoken statements they made in a video released earlier this month.

The first speaks to integrating services, and the second to identifying and addressing the needs of these largely neglected populations in policy and priority-setting work: 1.

Chats of varying lengths were dropped into the intermissions — Ms. Meier and Mr. Cassiers after the first act, both speaking in English with Italian titles; Mr. Barenboim after the second, speaking in Italian with English titles — and each was presented twice.

The fourth spoke in bursts of righteous anger.

Through the ninety intermissionless minutes of "Port Authority," the characters rotate, two sitting while the third speaks.

In contrast to the muscular rhetoric of "Kullervo" and the first two symphonies, the Third speaks in a self-consciously clear, pure language.

Despite manifest flaws, the first two installments radiated passion and curiosity; the third speaks of exhaustion and compunction, of a job that needed to be finished.