spoke造句

He spoke with reserve.

The consular porter spoke peremptorily.

He spoke with surprising softness.

She spoke with studied politeness.

I spoke with the auction.

I thought he spoke very apropos.

His face spoke of a smile.

Turner spoke of it in metaphorical terms.

He spoke Polish, Yiddish and Russian.

He spoke to a few spectators standing about.

The doctor spoke words of cheer to the sick child.

He spoke in an aside of his family.

He spoke without reserve of his time in prison.

She went out herself and spoke to the chauffeur.

Have you ever tried to talk to someone who spoke your language but spoke a wildly different dialect?

In "Refuting Malevolent voices," his major concern was to find "new voices" that spoke from the heart, and spoke the truth.

'I am a foreigner,' I he spoke slowly, but I could not understand teacher never spoke English like that!

Some spoke of Protestantism as being devoted to the right of private judgment.

“The fighting stopped when we spoke out Wa language”, a Wa officer said.

The Italian actor spoke with a Sicilian dialect in the movie.

The speaker spoke so fast that he could only scribble down several broken words.

But as she spoke some of her supporters broke into the Peronist party anthem.

For most of her life Dean had no contact with Titanic enthusiasts and rarely spoke about the disaster.

President Bush spoke in the cemetery's amphitheater - a massive white structure surrounded by seemingly endless rows of small white headstones.

For once his good manners had deserted him. He neither took off his hat nor spoke to the others in the room. He had eyes for no one but Melanie and he spoke abruptly without greeting.

He spoke to them from the pillar of cloud; they kept his statutes and the decrees he gave them.

Everything the good man said was full of affection, and I could hardly refrain from tears while he spoke.

She spoke so low that he hardly heard the last phrase; but in his awkwardness he took it up.

Growing up in a Jewish household where my parents and grandparents spoke Yiddish, we even had a word (shadchen) for those who were matchmakers!

Yet he was rarely in despair. He spoke later of his satisfaction at seeing signs he had designed hanging above a greengrocer's or butcher's shop.

Zhang spoke on condition of only being identified by his surname and English first name instead of his full Chinese name.

Mr. Hewlett spoke with the boy for 20 minutes, prepared a bag of parts for him to pick up and offered him a job as a summer intern.

The women's greetings tended to differ from the men's; they spoke about amusement parks and dining out and walks on the beach.

Charles Harvey and I spoke on a night drive through the enormous Shiwa estate passing herds of zebra impala and wildebeest. "we should have known sooner what they were doing."

This year the earth spoke, like God warning Noah of the deluge. Its message was loud and clear, and suddenly people began to listen, to ponder what portents the message held.

She recovered from a severe brain injury, and spoke normally until just two years ago when she lost her voice for a couple of days after a visit with a chiropractor.

Mr. Shen's lower lip was thick and could tell at a glance that he was a man who spoke much and quickly as though he had diarrhea of the mouth.

Rowling spoke about coping with fame, pressure and she "shares her thoughts on the possibility of ever writing another Harry Potter book in the future," Scholastic said in a statement.

It was only of these that she thought when the clergyman laid his hand upon her head and spoke of the holy baptism, of the covenant with God, and told her that she was now to be a grown-up Christian.