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91) Michael bitterly regretted those angry words, spoken in the heat of the moment.

92) You said we were about to make a big mistake, and never was a truer word spoken!

93) There is a potential educational benefit in allowing pictures to tell the story, rather than the spoken word.

94) Bill and Sandra haven't spoken to each other since he made an incautious remark about her husband's drinking problem.

95) Once again an official inquiry has spoken of weak management and ill-trained workers.

96) I'm afraid you can't sit there-those seats are spoken for.

97) If Middlemass had spoken to Potter at 8:45, Potter was in the clear.

98) I haven't spoken to anyone in English for days and that's a fact.

99) 'Many a true word is spoken in jest,' thought Rosie.

100) You learn a language better if you visit the country where it is spoken.

101) He had never spoken to so large a crowd before.

102) You won't hear much real Cockney spoken unless you go to the East End.

103) For the spoken language, students are taught by native speakers.

104) It was the first time she had ever spoken of marriage.

105) So we're trying to redress the balance and to give teachers a sense that both spoken and written language are equally important.

106) She has often spoken up for the rights of working mothers.

107) The article was about the different varieties of Spanish spoken in South America.

108) Her spoken English is not very good[sentencedict.com], but her meaning shone through without doubt.

109) He asked me with whom I had discussed it. In spoken English it is much more natural to use who and put the preposition at the end of the sentence:Who should I address the letter to?

110) He's spoken to a publishing firm. They're going to take him on.

111) You learn a language better if you visit the country where it's spoken.

112) I have spoken on that subject a great number of times.

113) A normative grammar of a language describes how its authors think the language should be spoken or written.

114) Mrs Williams has spoken of her hate for her husband's killers.

115) I will be very angry unless you have already spoken to her.

115) Wish you can benefit from our online sentence dictionary and make progress day by day!

116) He has spoken critically of the government's refusal to support the industry.

117) I can hear you - there's no need to shout. Yell can also be used, especially in spoken English. Cry with this meaning now sounds old-fashioned. When people scream they make a very loud, high noise because they are in great pain or are very frightened or excited:There was broken glass everywhere and people were screaming. You can also use these words with 'out':She shouted out in pain as they tried to move her.

118) His spoken Arabic was hurriedly brushed up before he started for the Middle East.

119) Kaspar had spoken knowledgeably about the state of agriculture in Europe.

120) If you had only the least thought for others you would not have spoken out in that way.