Sentence examples for will need to speak from inspiring English sources

And you will need to speak French.

You will need to speak to the Thames Valley police press office about the decisions taken.

He added: "Iran and Syria are definitely protagonists and people will need to speak to them as this goes on.

The further education sector will no doubt be cheering Watson for his comments – but we guess more employers will need to speak out before ministers start listening.

"However, since September 30, I think that's more remote and obviously, if that proposal does come forward, then we will need to speak to you and talk to you about what your view on that is".

To win over in the general election the less educated, lower-income white voters who have eluded him throughout the primary, Obama will need to speak directly to the concrete conditions of their lives.

Tourists are welcome enough, but are not fawned over, and you'll need to speak Spanish to order or chat.

We'll need to speak to all the egg-flippers' agents and book 'em; we'll need to put all the relevant fish species on ice, so they're available; and we must secure the right venue, somewhere stupendous like the Turbot Hall... sorry, I mean the Turbine Hall at Tate Modern.

You'll need to speak loudly and clearly and enunciate.

Money declined to comment on what had sparked their dismissal on Tuesday, telling BBC Radio Cambridgeshire: "You'll need to speak to the referee".

If you're married, you'll need to speak with your spouse to make sure your retirement plans are aligned.