用“to speak of”造句大全，to speak of造句

We' ve not had any summer to speak of.

However, to speak well, you need to speak often!

But gossips will not dare to speak of it to him for the first few days.

Southern Song Dynasty, to speak of a moon-phase gifts, take the meaning of reunion.

When they overlook the progress of the building, they generally come to speak of Heidi.

He loved to speak of his ancestors as rooted in Normandy.

Serious bumpy flight conditions may lead to material fatigue and even to aircraft failure, not to speak of passenger discomfort.

Their ample discussion of every detail of the cigarlighter led them to speak of electric flat-irons and bedwarmers.

There is nothing to speak of and to curry favor with others. This gentleman's article is really horrible.

Answer: I get first to speak of from one of my the small book that says the Orchids joke.

And while one can speak of "black people" and "white people" or "blacks" and "whites", one would be ill advised to speak of "red people" (American Indians - the "First Nations" of Canada, by the way) or "yellow people" (Asians).

For people, don't always give up lonely, for things, don't always forget thin, learn to erase, but to speak of their own brilliance, the superiority of others.

They've got no armed forces to speak of, we don't even have to use ships or planes to get our troops there, and dammit, they've got oil!

When the source and ground of everything is the only cause of everything, to speak of causality as a universal law is wrong.

I say this, not because I want to speak of my money, but because I love you and wish to gratify your every desire.

This is nothing to speak of.

That is to say, to be sincere, honest, to speak of credibility, to speak and act, to act, to speak and promise.

Clearly, this system has no bottleneck to speak of.

He cannot afford to buy a silver watch, not to speak of a gold one.

He cannot afford the ordinary comforts of life, not to speak of luxuries.

Muddled thinking tempts us to speak of "the book trade" as a single sentient being.

I feel serene just sitting there listening to the gentle words of a love song, not to speak of dancing.

To speak of an educated young person or of a wise young person, rich in the understanding of basic ideas and issues, is as much a contradiction in terms as to speak of a round square.

I believe the dead are at peace: but it is not right to speak of them with levity.

Tonight I want to speak from the heart. I'm going to speak off the cuff.

Of course, over time even two armed blind men in a room can do enormous damage to each other, not to speak of the room.

We're going to focus on shade-loving and shade-tolerant plants since your cubicle has no windows or sun exposure to speak of.

I feel too nervous to speak in English class, not to speak of in English Corner.

She's saved a little money but nothing to speak of.

Matajuro was told never to speak of fencing and never to touch a sword.

Suzanne: Oh yes, yes, I don't hesitate to speak of this, absolutely.

To accept your present quotation would mean a heavy loss to us, not to speak of profit.

The TV play had no plot, no action to speak of; nothing but this tremendous spate of words.

Ten years of life and death two boundless, not thinking, unforgettable, thousands of miles of solitary grave, nowhere to speak of desolate.

Network of well-being of the family, ah, ah so happy youthful image ads are not so beautiful people to speak of it?

To speak frankly, this price will leave us no profit to speak of.

To speak of hearing the Holy Spirit is really a metaphor, just as it is to speak of Him as being God's Voice.

After a while everyone ceased to speak of Hal except in passing.

Nothing of course to speak of -- twenty thousand pounds, I think they say -- but what is that?

It seemed rude to speak of death to the dead, and I kept checking Robin's face, to see how she was taking it, but Robin remained impassive.

Now, to speak of public envy.

To rent a seven-room flat, not to speak of owning it, is considered a luxury!

To speak of shepherds and shepherding in a pastoral poem seems almost invariably to be a strategy or a way to speak of poets and their craft of poetry.

And as he said these things unto them, the scribes and the Pharisees began to urge him vehemently, and to provoke him to speak of many things.

It was impossible to get the Master to speak of God or of things divine.

“There is no non-oil export industry to speak of in Venezuela today,” noted Síntesis Financiera, a consultancy.

She can speak German and French, not to speak of English.

Not to speak of those who married for money or those who don't take the relationship seriously.

Their youth is already so accomplished that it seems absurd to speak of promise.

It' s nothing to speak of.

For now, of course, there is no Chrome OS to speak of.