Sentence examples for a third speaker from inspiring English sources

A third speaker rallied the majority, however, by asking, "If not us, who?"Already, a new lexicon is emerging for the rebooting phase.

A third speaker said her company dealt with the issue by "breaking content down into different categories that will resonate with our audiences in different ways.

Back on stage, a third speaker, Dan, spoke about the origins of acid house and ecstasy in the Thatcher era, and how this changed the people who experienced it.

A third speaker complained that Interpublic, the world's third-largest agency company in revenue -- after the Omnicom Group and the WPP Group -- had been "dealt a body blow" by accounting irregularities that led to large write-downs, quarterly losses and an investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Between sounding off about the Vatican and the fact that the establishment has indoctrinated us to believe all sorts of things, including that the Earth is a sphere, a third speaker suggested that cancer is caused by negative emotions and argued that dinosaurs didn't exist.

Between sounding off about the Vatican and the fact the establishment has indoctrinated us to believe all sorts of things, including that the Earth is a sphere, a third speaker suggested that cancer is caused by negative emotions and argued that dinosaurs didn't exist.

The i700 also has a fair speakerphone, thanks to a second speaker dedicated to the task.

A second speaker declared that Obama is only the president of "his" people, not "the" people.

A fourth speaker will be Douglas J. McCarron, the general president of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America.

Aeschylus is usually regarded as the one who, realizing the dramatic possibilities of the dialogue, first added a second speaker and thus invented the form of tragedy.

The bill for the festival in Cambridgeshire in July also includes Bastille, the Strypes, Big Youth and – a second speaker at the "Secret Forum" – David Nutt, former chairman of the government's Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs.