Sentence examples for was speaking over from inspiring English sources

Heisinger was speaking over the phone Thursday, barely heard over the roar of thousands at the N.H.L. Face-Off party.

"Sometimes we'd get a nice little note back," said Ms. Foley, who was speaking over coffee and pastries in the small living room of her house.

He was speaking over a dinner of bacon and pineapple pizza, jet-lagged after having flown into New York at 5 that morning for "Vietgone" rehearsal.

"He was speaking over the head of the tribunal to the German people" about the glories of National Socialism, Mr. Baldwin said.

Ms. Saffer, 43, was speaking over the phone about the most palpable element of 18th-century performance style: the embellishments that performers routinely added to their arias, an antecedent of jazz improvisation.

As he was speaking over the phone, Mr. Brockopp put on a recording of a Koranic recitation to give an idea of the aesthetic appeal that religion has for many Muslims.

Schrenck's hypothesis is quite correct to the extent that as recently as the 17th century Yeniseian, Luorawetlan, and Yukaghir languages were spoken over much wider territories than they are today.

Waters's phrase rang out as a rejection of that made manifest, delighting all of us who have been spoken over, ignored or had our time wasted by others.

Being told you are not smiling enough, not necessarily having your opinion listened to first time, being spoken over, being pigeoned holed as the catty woman.

The difference with the blanks on "Void" was that they were originally supposed to be spoken over by his old friend Spaceape the British MC, poet, and frequent Kode9 collaborator who passed on from this plane in October of last year.

Michif was spoken over a wide area.