Sentence examples for In speeches, from inspiring English sources

In speeches and conversations, she is upbeat.

In speeches, he calls autoworkers his friends.

In speeches she talks in neo-Marxist terminology about the relationship between capital and labour.

In speeches, the prime minister has played to the class resentments of his own constituency.

In speeches she links her work to the commission's pledges to jump-start Europe's economy.

In speeches, he had joked about running away to Moscow or Havana.

In speeches by judges, officials and singers, the state's Democrats sounded scrappy, frustrated and hopeful.

In speeches Sanford likes to share the gimmicky slogan: "Aspire to inspire before you expire".

In speeches, quots Socrates and Carl Gustav Jung, whom she studied.

In speeches supporting Butler, McCarthy accused Tydings of "protecting Communists" and "shielding traitors".

In speeches across the country, the potential 2012 GOP presidential candidate touts the importance of education.