Examples of 'speak to sir' in a sentence
Meaning of "speak to sir"
speak to sir - This phrase is used to request or indicate a desire to have a conversation or discussion with someone who holds the title or position of being a sir or a person of authority
How to use "speak to sir" in a sentence
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speak to sir
I need to speak to sir in person.
Speak to sir.
I want to speak to sir.
Speak to Sir Owen in the rose garden at the Edgeville Monastery.
He asked to speak to sir.
I will speak to Sir and make arrangements.
You would better speak to Sir George.
I need to speak to Sir Alex Ferguson and see what his plans are.
I would like to speak to Sir Cecil.
Did you speak to Sir Hockbridgeat all, while you were in here?
I would like to speak to Sir Michael.
I'm… to speak to Sir Galahad. I'm here from a neighboring kingdom.
I would better speak to Sir Percy.
I want to speak to Sir Reginald Bailey please.
Did it ring? We have to speak to Sir Oliver.
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I have to speak to Sir Robert de Baudricourt.
I do not know . He asked to speak to sir.
You have to speak to Sir Michael for me.
We do not have that . ' Could you speak to Sir Hallam again?
I need to speak to Sir Gerald urgently . - yes.
Man United fan calls 999 asking to speak to Sir Alex Ferguson.
I need to speak to Sir Gerald urgently.
While you were in here? Yes, Sir. - Did you speak to Sir Hockbridge at all.
We have to speak to Sir Oliver . And do not tell us he 's busy.
See if you can speak to Sir John Kelly.
Could you speak to Sir Hallam again? ' I am not going to beg.
And we need to speak to Sir Henry.
You have to speak to Sir Michael for me . Benedict!
I would like to speak to Sir Matthew Leverton.
Yes . I need to speak to Sir Gerald urgently . Has he arrived yet?
If I may be allowed to speak to Sir Edward in private?
I need to speak to Sir George. -Haven't you got enough troubles?
We have to speak to Sir Oliver.
I need to speak to Sir Matthew . Darling.
If I may be allowed to speak to Sir Edward in private? Well done.
I need to speak to Sir George.
I need to speak to Sir Sinclair.
I need to speak to Sir Matthew.
Well, we have to speak to Sir Charles as soon as we can.
I forbade you to speak to Sir Robert, yet you spoke to him.
Right, well, we have to speak to Sir Charles as soon as we can.
Could you speak to Sir Hallam again?
You want to speak to Sir Wolter?
Did you speak to Sir Leon?
