Sentence examples for would speak on from inspiring English sources

But a spokeswoman, Alison Duqette, said no one would speak on the record about how the agency knew this.

No one would speak on the record, but they all said that Bachmann was not on the job long enough to gain much experience.

Each of the prospective teachers was informed that after one minute s/he would speak on the topic (independent task, monologue) for two to three minutes.

Although no one at Mercedes would speak on the record when asked this question, it would seem that the Armani-inspired CLK is just a foreshadowing of what the two companies hope will be a bigger relationship down the autobahn, or strada, as the case might be.

Representative Dennis J. Kucinich, Democrat of Ohio, walked out of a closed-door briefing of the House Committee on Government Reform today, saying it was unacceptable that no one from the White House would speak on the record about domestic security.

No one else who was interviewed would speak on the record, saying they feared that any criticism of Mr. Cola or his qualifications would be held against them.

"I'd speak on the phone about my anxieties, what made me nervous and so on," he explained.

The two had corresponded for years, and they'd spoken on the phone dozens of times.

Just a few weeks ago, he'd spoken on the phone with Yusor about fundraising for a mission to Syria.

Like most partners and recruiting managers, this one would speak only on condition of anonymity.

"That's patently false," said one F.B.I. official, who would speak only on anonymity because the investigation was continuing.