Các câu ví dụ cho từ spoke

1. In his first contact with the outside world since the takeover, Mugabe spoke by telephone to the president of South Africa, Jacob Zuma, and told him he was confined to his home but fine, the South African presidency said in a statement.

Trong lần tiếp xúc đầu tiên với thế giới bên ngoài kể từ khi tiếp quản, Mugabe đã nói chuyện qua điện thoại với Tổng thống Nam Phi, Jacob Zuma và nói với ông rằng ông bị giam trong nhà nhưng vẫn ổn, tổng thống Nam Phi cho biết trong một tuyên bố.

2. Several patrons spoke about the father-son duo on social media, and this also attracted both positive and negative comments.

3. official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, was commenting on a report by South Korea’s Yonhap news agency that all three of the North’s top military officials were believed to have been replaced.

4. " Tearful fans spoke warmly about the life Gall had led, with some travelling to the hospital where she died, including 52 year old Nora, who came with a red rose "to be close to her".

5. Although Cathay has not revealed the cost of this error, the SMCP calculated that the airline should have collected at least $685,800 from 11 customers that it spoke to.

6. Trump spoke with Putin to "express his condolences regarding the crash of Saratov Airlines Flight 703 on February 11," the White House said, offering its account of the event.

7. In an interview with Reuters, Nogueira said he met and spoke with Ivanka "many times" when she was handling the Trump Organization's involvement in the Panama development.

8. SCIC Chairman Nguyen Duc Chi, SCIC Chairman, Nguyen Duc Chi, spoke at the introductory conference about the sale of the remaining stake in the state-controlled dairy company last December.

9. Love news, politically savvy?   Reuters spoke to four Toutiao censors and four other staff, who described the company's censorship work, which they said spiked during periods of activity by the country's political leaders.

10. As the crisis escalates with China entering the coldest weeks of the year, local officials and fuel suppliers have started to point fingers, according to officials with whom Reuters spoke.