They passed the microphone around with gusto and spoke confidently, expressively.
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In spring training, he spoke confidently of wanting to play another five years.
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He looked aged, his arms dotted with sun spots, but he spoke confidently and casually.
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" He spoke confidently about the company's growth rate, where they're seeing a "tremendous amount of momentum.
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He spoke confidently in an Eastern European accent, sitting back, one leg crossed over the other.
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He spoke confidently about foreign policy, a subject area in which he is fluent and knowledgeable.
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There were no police officers for miles, and he spoke confidently and openly, knowing he had little chance of getting in trouble.
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Trump promised a robust free trade agreement with a post-Brexit United Kingdom and spoke confidently about future nuclear agreements with North Korea and Iran.
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John Coppolella spoke confidently in August about the future of the Atlanta Braves and the efforts of their front office to resurrect the sagging franchise.
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Throughout the hour-long call, Spiegel spoke confidently — very confidently in some instances — about a recurring theme: Snapchat won't succeed because of massive growth numbers, like Facebook.
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Company executives spoke confidently about services that aren't launching for months; actors and directors pitched shows that had been greenlit and shot, but little footage was shown.
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They spoke confidently of the team's immediate challenge with Greiss in net, backed up by the rookie Jean-Francois Berube, who has started two games this season.
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Soldevilla spoke confidently about the show she planned to organize in Paris, one in which the universalism — no less, the "Americanness" — of Cuban art would command an international stage.
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The Queen, dressed in a cream suit with a festive blue pin and her ever-present pearls, spoke confidently from her desk in the 18th Century Room in Buckingham Palace.
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Graham, working alongside his daughter Penny at the stall, spoke confidently and quickly about the importance of Britain caring for its elderly, and of concentrating on internal affairs before those of the rest of the world.
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Outside Warren's debut event on Friday night, Natalie Wertz, 29, who was waiting for the candidate with a friend -- both of them having purchased pink T-shirts emblazoned with Warren's de facto slogan, "Nevertheless, she persisted" -- spoke confidently of Warren's potential as a candidate.
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Less than a century removed from a time when Catholic citizens were routinely accused of dual loyalty to the Pope in Rome, our Catholic colleagues, with ash marks on their foreheads, spoke confidently from the floor of the House, participated in committee hearings, and conducted their official business.
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In his public lectures on animal magnetism he spoke confidently about the existence of "magnetic fluid", but through experience and reflection he later changed his mind, becoming a leading critic of its existence. A history of hypnotism by Alan Gauld From 1825 to 1830 Bertrand published numerous articles in the progressive journal Le Globe.
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After Spring Training ended, Céspedes spoke confidently about the 2018 Mets, claiming that they were the 'best team he had been around'. On April 18, against the Nationals, Céspedes capped off a nine-run inning for the Mets with a grand slam. Cespedes batted .262 with nine home runs and 29 RBIs in 38 games in 2018, as his season ended with him undergoing surgery on both heels which would result in him missing 8–10 months.
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Indeed, the commercial value of new science had already become apparent by this time; some businessmen were quite willing to offer generous financial support for researchers. Rankine spoke confidently of the new science of thermodynamics, a term Kelvin coined in 1854, whose fundamental principles came to be known as the First and Second Laws and whose core concepts were "energy" and "entropy." On the practical side, the food-preserving effect of low temperatures had long been recognised. Natural ice was vigourously traded in the early nineteenth century, but it was inevitably in short supply, especially in Australia.
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The Vindicator's summary of the game called attention to pitcher Roy Castleton, "who struck out all three batters in the tenth and got one in the ninth". The paper described McClintock and McCloskey (the "two Macs") as the Youngstown club's "star hitters". Early in the season, as the Ohio Works team prepared for a second game with the Zanesville Moguls (close rivals in the 1905 championship games), the club manager, Hogan, spoke confidently on their chances of capturing the league pennant. "If the boys go through the season as they are playing now, we will have no trouble winning out", he said to a reporter with The Youngstown Daily Vindicator.
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Further credibility was given through the frequent commendations she received from both Chinese and missionary men for her work. Gale's respected status also validated her approach to medicine, typically regarded as "feminine" and therefore inferior, which focused on preventative care and concern for the patient over highly scientific and emotionless diagnosis of disease. Although public speaking was typically restricted for women, Gale's religious drive led her to engage in frequent speaking engagements during her time in America between—she "spoke confidently because she believed that prayer would bring guidance from the Holy Spirit." Gale's active interest and involvement in Chinese politics encouraged her female audience in America to participate in public and international affairs; often she would emphasize the precedence social work took over marriage.
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Alpha One never operated any services on the route, although from 1 February 2006 another small airline, Sky Commuter, for a few weeks had scheduled flights linking the two university cities. At the September 2005 B2B Routes Conference, held at the Bella Center in Copenhagen, Halstead spoke confidently of his plans for Alpha One Airways, remarking that "the reception here at Routes has been very positive. The airports we're seeing are taking us very seriously and want to see us succeed" and "We have more than enough money to operate without a single passenger for six months". Returning from the Copenhagen Routes Conference, Halstead then made announcements of new routes for Alpha One Airways, including a route from Cambridge to Bristol and from Jersey to the Isle of Man.
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