Sentence examples for through the spoken from inspiring English sources

But mainly it's because we've used writing for a very long time – so long that changes in pronunciation have rippled through the spoken language, while spelling has remained rather conservative.

Jim Henson's film, half-derided at the time, has since acquired a fond following, but it must be admitted that few of Bowie's line readings, for any director, resound with a fraction of the ululating bark with which he powers through the spoken verses of "The Jean Genie".

Michael Billington Royal Court, London SW1, from 17 September Blabbermouth On the eve of the poll in which the people of Scotland will decide on their future, the National Theatre of Scotland celebrates Scotland and its contribution to the world through the spoken and written word.

The family is extremely proud of all that he did to pass on his love of cricket worldwide with his gift of communicating through the spoken and written word.

Before the Internet, there was the oral tradition of sharing knowledge, wisdom and history through the spoken word.

Much of the time it works, but, for sure, a way to make the law of attraction work fast is through the spoken word.

Suddenly a voice is heard, booming through the speaking tube: "By God, I'm going to the bottom of this!

We assessed the communication degree pre- and post-using the speaking valve through the SPEACS-2 scale.

Mr. Cuomo, who shepherded the same-sex marriage bill through the Legislature, spoke glowingly of the four Republicans who provided the pivotal votes for it, pledging political support.

Questions about reproductive and sexual health and life skills were frequently raised through the Speak Out Box, and were addressed by the SHC in classroom based life skills sessions.

"The fact that we're seeing so much growth through the area speaks well for the region," Dr. Garcia said.