Sentence examples for usually speaks to from inspiring English sources

Rupp, who usually speaks to reporters after games, did not make himself available to the news media.

Miss America — Caressa Cameron, the former Miss Virginia — quickly recovered, apologized and explained that she usually speaks to groups of young women.

He usually spoke to people before DiMaggio warned them off.

Coordinators usually speak to the news media on Thursday.

"Did you tell the police about that?" "I usually spoke to Lieutenant Giddings.

"I don't think people usually spoke to Mr. Olsten like that," he said.

I usually spoke to my husband, Javad, two or three times a week, on appointed days.

The goal is to work hard on opportunities and challenges and then party together to get to know the person you usually speak to only on the phone.

Mr. Trichet, who does not usually speak to the news media in August, made an appearance after the bank voted Thursday to keep borrowing costs unchanged.

Coaches and their assistants usually speak to the announcers twice during the week leading up to the Super Bowl, the second time on Saturday, away from the hordes of media who get less quality time with the coaches.

The BBC's transport correspondent Richard Westcott says the new version of the last words is more formal and more in keeping with the way a pilot might usually speak to air traffic control than the wording previously reported.