Sentence examples for a speaker for a from inspiring English sources

A member had seen him on television, and the group needed a speaker for a Labor Day rally.

The major incidents — the nameless hero's humiliating expulsion from a Southern college; his brutal, nearly fatal inauguration into the working-class life; his recruitment as a speaker for a socialist organization — are dutifully staged.

The New York based Harry Walker agency sent out a breathless email to clients in August 2004 with the "exciting" news that "Cherie Blair, noted British attorney, human rights advocate and the wife of Prime Minister Tony Blair" was on offer as a speaker, for a fee that reputedly have varied between £25,000 and £160,000.

Correction: August 8, 2003, Friday Because of an editing error, an obituary of the public relations man and political strategist Tex McCrary on July 30 misstated the year in which he first met Gen. Colin L. Powell, whom he was recruiting as a speaker for a centennial celebration of Dwight D. Eisenhower's birth.

Even though it gets loud, this isn't a speaker for a DJ.

This whole series about networking came into being because I have a friend that knew a guy who needed a speaker for a symposium.

There are flashlights that bend and fold up, and there's the TriPod (featured recently on the "Today" show), a slim stand that folds out, becoming a speaker for an attached iPod.

Kent Chabotar, president and professor of political science, said that asking a speaker for an explanation and an appropriate response is usually the best way to clarify an issue.

You can bring in a facilitator who is trained to make sure discussions stay on topic and remain productive, or you might hire a speaker for an afternoon educational session on an important issue.

A Speaker for the Silver Goddess is a posthumous gathering of some of his last poems.

Just as importantly, I believe the next Speaker should not be merely a Speaker for the house, but an ambassador for parliament to the people.