spoken造句

I didn't realize how harshly I'd spoken.

I've never spoken ill of him in my life.

The prioress could do nothing; the archbishop had spoken.

Her aunt was well-spoken and had a pleasant manner.

She said she had never spoken before an audience.

Most Egyptologists tend to learn spoken Arabic on digs backed up by conversational classes at home.

I can travel to the country where the language is spoken, or meet with native speakers.

Sunday is spoken of for the Czar's visit to the Empress Eugenie at Chislehurst.

Her spoken English is not very good, but her meaning shone through without doubt.

Most people simply took what was spoken by the preacher as an unquestionable truth.

In some cases these are the same, but in general, a language is spoken in more than one country and some countries have more than one language that is spoken.

“I’M TERRIBLY sorry,” begins a well-spoken young woman, “but could I have a swig of your beer?

MILD-MANNERED and soft-spoken, Italy's finance minister, Tommaso Padoa-Schioppa, does not seem like much of a gambler.

A normative grammar of a language describes how its author thinks the language shall be spoken or written.

A small group of related languages spoken in Sudan and forming part of the Niger-Kordofanian language family.

Things that we have spoken about before will today meld into things we have never spoken of, to give you the truth about some physics in areas perhaps you have not heard before.

It is, essentially the faithful representation, in one language of what is written or spoken in another.

The result: I improved my pronunciation, I was no longer afraid to speak English, and I could understand spoken English quite well, too.

Because the Balkans are part of Europe, they can be spoken of in racist cliches which nobody would dare to apply to Africa or Asia.

And then my father who has passed, who is dead I should say, and profound in his spirituality. A very soft-spoken person.

A white house spoken woman( White House spokeswoman) said they expressed a desire to futher( further) strengthen the United States-Japan a lines( alliance).

What he finds is a soft-spoken, blue-collar billionaire - a man who seems at odds with Mr. Sorkin's previous description of the cold and ruthless and dealmaker.

Davis said that he had spoken to the friend who had allegedly abandoned Katy, and the friend had ended the relationship not because Katy was a lesbian but because Katy had lied about it.

He would have been happier still if the resolution had included a more explicit denunciation of hate-speech, and had spoken about the rights of those who profess no religion.

Even though the written word C-A-T looks nothing like a cat, and the spoken word "cat" sounds nothing like a cat sounds, when someone says the word out loud, you're able to conjure up an image.

On the brain's surface a filigree of arteries feeds blood to the region under the surgeons' urgent scrutiny: a part of her left frontal lobe critical to the production of spoken language.

The author explains how and why Spanish and English have mixed with each other in the United States to create a hybrid language, increasingly used not only in spoken but also in written form.

He sings highly Wordsworth’s “purity of language,” “deep and subtle thoughts,” “Perfect truth to nature” and his “imaginative power.” But he denies Wordsworth’s claim that there is no essential difference between the language of poetry and the language spoken by common people.

For most of the last several days, the Yankees had spoken openly about needing one solid starting effort to shake the doldrums of an early-season skid that eventually saw them slip61/2 games behind the Red Sox, taking up residence in last place in the American League East.