Sentence examples for were spoken by from inspiring English sources

If it were spoken by a farmer or a shoemaker we would call him mad.

12) Three of these lines were spoken by Bill Clinton in his convention speech.

The words on this occasion, though, were spoken by a Briton.

The words were spoken by Tariq al-Hashemi, the Sunni vice president of Iraq.

In the latter, Mantell speaks lines that were spoken by Robert De Niro 16 years later in Taxi Driver.

Similar dialects were spoken by the Marrucini and Vestini; together they formed a group known as Northern Oscan.

Before the arrival of the Europeans, languages of this group were spoken by a large and widespread population.

All scooted around the stage arguing, commiserating and lamenting, as their lines were spoken by a starry cast seated at microphones in a box above the stage.

Lofty words were spoken by Clegg at the manifesto launch on how every pledge, including the one to phase out tuition fees over six years, had been costed.

Many fine speeches have been given that we have never heard because they were spoken by people whose words were not deemed worthy of being considered "historical".

The words in the standfirst were spoken by an old friend and Amazon veteran, as three French émigrés talked shop at a Palo Alto watering hole.