Sentence examples for will speak if from inspiring English sources

Yes, it's been on the schedule since last week, but there is no rule saying that a president must speak when he's announced that he will speak if significant events intervene.

"We had just been singing a hymn with the line, 'Who will speak if you don't?

I'll speak in highfalutin tones if you wish: as an artist, my desire has always been to expand the horizon of what I get to examine.

He will speak again if the Rangers make a deal before today's deadline.

They know Ana Ivanovic will speak as if paid for each word uttered, at 330 words each minute, according to their records.

When these movies are playing in festivals or theatrical release, filmmakers and actors will speak solemnly, if unsurely, about the cause in interviews, and, for a fleeting moment, "awareness" of the issue will be raised in the public consciousness.

Cameron will speak out if he believes that Tusk has failed to meet his demands in the most contentious areas of welfare reforms and protections for non-eurozone members.

Men take it for granted that things will be OK and that people will speak up if it's not.

At It's Not U It's Me events, volunteers in green bandanas are dispersed throughout the crowd, and they're the ones who will speak up if they see this kind of behaviour happening.

It is not clear in James's mind if he will speak to Ahmed, and, if he does, whether he will ask about Ahmed's visits to the restaurant or find out if he is related to the young Somali boy James knew in Tanzania.

At Oxford, Samina Khan, director of undergraduate admissions and outreach, says Oxford admissions officers will look at the Ofsted reports of the schools that applicants attended, including whether they have had teacher shortages or been in special measures, and will speak to teachers if they feel they need more details about a candidate.