Sentence examples for a speech from a from inspiring English sources

Theodore Roosevelt delivering a speech from a carriage in Connecticut.

It could be a speech from a professional sportsman.

At the Democratic convention he gave a speech from a stage decorated with Greek pillars.

Recently aides have said he may give a speech from a Muslim capital in his first 100 days.

Obama almost never delivered a speech from a lectern unless it was festooned with the word "change".

"We have just witnessed a speech from a very fine man, a man who clearly brings high principles to the office every day," the leader said.

Produced by Salaam Remi and Nas, it samples James Brown's "The Boss", the percussion from James Brown's "Funky Drummer", "Rock Creek Park" by The Blackbyrds, and a speech from an unknown source.

A speech from an asbestos industry expert dated June 7, 1973, describes a plan to sway the U.S. press, which had been increasingly reporting on the health impacts of asbestos exposure.

It would, he said, revoke pension benefits from a retired member of Congress who accepts "any kind of remuneration — a salary, a consulting fee, even an honorarium for a speech — from any company that employs a registered lobbyist".

We're also getting a speech from Danny Alexander, a debate on immigration, and plenty of other debates too.

Burke did a speech from the play as an audition piece in the late 1970s.