101.   Speaking through an interpreter, Tselishchev declined comment on any subject other than his mission to Bangor.

102.   Speaking through clenched teeth, she used the tone reserved for royalty grown weary with the clueless masses.

103.   Speaking through interpreters, the legislators broke up into committees to talk about an array of issues including education, transportation and the environment.

104.   Speaking through Yusuf Pushtoon, his translator and top aide, Sherzai said his forces had captured two Arab fighters.

105.   That is a dramatic switch for a group of cloistered jurists who traditionally speak only through their written opinions in cases before the court.

106.   The character conducts long, animated conversations with God in which He speaks through her.

107.   The Court spoke through appointees of Presidents Reagan, Nixon, Ford and Bush.

108.   The guides speak primarily through dialogue balloons, addressing you by name as incessantly as an insurance broker and offering menus with no obvious organization.

109.   The Japanese prime minister, speaking through an interpreter, offered support to the United States as he and Bush stood outside the White House.

110.   The people have spoken through their elected officials.