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Harry Reid, the Senate majority leader, spoke for many earlier this year when he said the war was lost.

Harrison spoke for more than one and a half hours. He gave the speech outside, on the front steps of the Capitol building.

We spoke for a few minutes, and I asked him a question he answered as if it were theoretical.

Not even Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin who spoke for the nation when he said Britain did not want an American divorcee for a queen.

David Cameron agreed that corporate greed should be curbed, and said the archbishop spoke "for the whole country" in saying so.

Mr. Brilliant spoke for a while about religion and different paths to belief, and then asked Mr. Jobs what was wrong.

The chairman spoke for an hour and a half; there is no stopping when he's riding the hobby horse of drink and prohibition.

HSBC posits the benefits of its global network as if the facts spoke for themselves.

A handful of Tibetans whose wild eyes and often dirt-blackened faces spoke for life at the farthest edges of human experience.

She spoke for a generation of women who were struggling to have it all, but had no idea what that looked like.

In his place, skipper John Terry, his face bruised badly above the eye, spoke for the team, as he has on the pitch throughout the campaign.

The professor spoke for a long time but I'm afraid his meaning did not come across.

On Tuesday, Mr. Wen spoke for many mainland Chinese in seeing Taiwan as one of the last pieces needed to make China whole again.

He spoke for such a long time that people began to feel bored.

Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham of the Bahamas, the veteran of the group, spoke for the three at the end of the White House meeting.

He spoke for a few minutes before aware of their mistakes, but this statement in the online world spread, attracting the irony and laughter.

Instead of a few media monoliths speaking for us all, Jackson's fans, detractors and impartial observers all spoke for themselves.

Government officials held up a response for eight months, convinced that the nonexistence of race at the genome level spoke for itself.

She spoke for her husband, President Chiang, at the Cairo Conference of 1943, where he agreed with President Franklin D.

This time Justice Tom Clark, normally considered a conservative, spoke for the majority in striking down the required Bible reading.

He spoke for such a long time that people began to fall asleep.

He spoke for about an hour. Then he restedfor a little while and went on speaking again.

The speaker spoke for a long time but I am afraid his meaning did not come across.

Eg. He spoke for a long time but his meaning did not really come across.

Although most members of the committee spoke for the bill, a few still held different views.

He spoke for a long time but his meaning did not come across.

they spoke for cultural rejuvenation and against the materialism of American society.

In a tiny room in Taipei, two creative personalities from different fields spoke for two hours and found common ground.

The voice president spoke for an hour at the meeting.

During the era of postwar reconciliation and the cold war the coincidence of national and European interests spoke for itself.

Thankfully, all of our sponsors were clueful and spoke for themselves about things they were passionate about.

It pointed to the documents prepared by the International Bureau, which spoke for themselves.

We spoke for two hours in a Washington hotel room in February and again, more recently, by telephone.

They spoke for eight hours, but the discussion ended without a solution to the dispute or a schedule for further talks.

Bernarditas Muller is an environmental affairs advisor for the Philippines and spoke for the group of 77 developing nations and China.

"Freedom itself was attacked this morning by a faceless coward, " he began, then spoke for two minutes before leaving the room.

She spoke for the entire staff in the meeting yesterday.

Lincoln spoke for just three minutes; his style was lean and his message direct.

The talk show host Cenk Uygur spoke for lots of American men when he called the Swede a "pussy. "

The chairman spoke for half an hour at the meeting.

Clapper spoke for only 40 seconds, saying nominees for Director of National Intelligence (DNI) are "better seen than heard. "

She spoke for an hour without a pause.

Clapper spoke for only 40 seconds, saying nominees for Director of National Intelligence are "better seen than heard. "

Edward Everett was a renowned orator, and in 1863, at Gettysburg, he spoke for over two hours.

She spoke for an hour without once referring to.

He spoke for just 23 minutes, a mere clearing of the throat by Biden standards, and took no questions.

e. g. He spoke for our class at the meeting.

President Coolidge spoke for millions of Americans when he said: "The chief business of the American people is business. " Coolidge

JJD 329 Councillor came to a meeting and spoke for twenty minutes or whatever it was.

He spoke for two hours without a break.

She spoke for forty minutes at the conference.

At the meeting he spoke for one hour but didn't say much.

Everyone knew who called you, and how long you spoke for.

The father spoke for the first time, his voice cold and harsh, level without emphasis.

In early 2000 an average users spoke for 174 minutes a month, according the GSM Association (GSMA), an industry group.

He spoke for about thirty seconds, congratulating us, wishing us well, and saying that if we didn't get inside right then, we'd all drown.

They also spoke for the first time about the likelihood of who would precede whom in death.

Achebe supported and spoke for the secessionist region of Biafra during the three-year war (1967-70).

speak for They spoke for the same seat.

I'm sorry I spoke for so long-I hope I didn't bore you.

spoke for the entire staff.

He spoke for an hour but didn't say much.

spoke for all the members.

Paiko cleared his throat and spoke for the first time.

A written transcript might show that one person spoke for several minutes, but it won't reveal the confidence or hesitancy in their voice.

He spoke for a long time but his meaning didn't really come across.

He spoke for everyone.

"We know how happy she is here, " Kristen's Aunt Judy spoke for the family.

They spoke for us all.

I think he spoke for all of us.

Tom spoke for too long, as is his.

Is this dance spoken for? I spoke for the last slice of pizza.

He spoke for the first motion and against the second. (the second=the second motion)

For all the times no one's ever spoke for us

I am sorry I spoke for so long

The priest spoke for the people to God