speaking

IPA: spˈikɪŋ

Examples of "speaking" in Sentences

The newborn was speaking.
Announcers are good at speaking.
Qualitatively speaking, it's the same.
"Is that what they call speaking English?" asked Charles.
"That is what we call speaking with sound reason," said Nero.
Emily was raised speaking French and speaks the language fluently.
Nothing is more silly than the pleasure some people take in what they call speaking their minds.
My difficulty in speaking is to know what you would like to know about my profession as a nautical man.
The Organization of Labor "-- [_Left speaking_, says our reporter.]" Left speaking: "alas, that he should have to" speak "so much!
I like the concession that the game is cool, but not cool enough to sacrifice a limb for, that's what I call speaking truth to power.
Who turned to abolitionism and made her name speaking out against slavery, together with the movement’s major figure, Frederick Douglass.
"Very good," said Pompadour, "that is what I call speaking; and if you want any one to give you a helping hand, my dear chevalier, count on me."
She began immediately to make sounds which she called speaking, and I saw the necessity of correct instruction, since her heart was set upon learning to talk; and, feeling my own incompetence to teach her, never having given the subject of articulation serious study, I went with my pupil for advice and assistance, to Miss Sarah Fuller.