Sentence examples for where speaking to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Khandan said the main charges against his wife, who is well known here for her work defending women and children, stemmed from interviews she gave to foreign news outlets, even though "there is nowhere in the world, not even in Iran, where speaking to foreign media is a crime".

After running into her again at a performance of "Othello" in Central Park, he took her to Grand Central and led her to a corridor where, speaking to her from a distance through an echo chamber, he told her he wanted her to be his woman.

He describes this same sort of visceral overtaking in his commentary on Plato's Laws where, speaking to the importance of a leader's capturing the hearts of the people and leading them towards virtue, al-Farabi takes note of Plato's own philosophical focus on dancing and flute-playing.

He grew up in an Australian household in the 1960s where "speaking truth to power" was a way of life.

If in a situation where you are speaking to the gunman, maintain direct eye contact.

Plus, where possible, speak to patients where the wall behind you is less patterned and the ambient noise is less.

The program includes weekly dinners where guests speak to founders and "office hours" where founders can meet individually with Y Combinator partners for advice. .

Alison is at Hay festival, where she's been speaking to the barrister Michael Mansfield.

The BBC's Aileen Clark reports from Glasgow where she has been speaking to five teenagers about their views.

Given that non-violence has priority, other principles yield to it whenever they conflict: in a situation where speaking truth could lead to violence, silence may be observed.

"There are three occasions where people speak to the media," Mr. Lankler said.