Sentence examples for and the speech of from inspiring English sources

Quotes some of the remarks of the reporters and the speech of Jimmy Johnston, the match-maker of the Garden.

And Alex Furth, the director, gives them the rhythms of the streets and the speech of Spanish Harlem -- an effect not unlike music, even if the lyrics spring from injury and despondency.

Mr. Dewey spoke confidently of unity in an acceptance speech characterized by his biographer, Richard Norton Smith, in "Thomas E. Dewey and His Times," as short, dignified and "the speech of a man already elected".

"To thine own self be true": the England captain was a music scholar but may still be familiar with Hamlet and the speech of Polonius in the first act.

The depiction of small-town life can be cutesy and sentimental: between Bucky Bucklaw and Dennis Deane, there is a surfeit of alliterative monikers, and the speech of even the most rebellious of teens is peppered with nothing worse than "daggum".

This database is designed to have 10 different classes including 20 aircraft, 17 helicopters, 20 drums, 15 flutes, 20 pianos, 20 animals, 20 birds, and 20 insects, and the speech of 20 males and 20 females.

When it is applied to intelligent voice control device, it is important to suppress the speech from the device and enhance the speech of the user for speech recognition, where double-talk situation is frequently occurred.

Just read his speeches and the speeches of other prominent ANC leaders and you will find the speeches absolutely regularly raising the issue of race and blaming all their managerial failures and mistakes on apartheid and the past.

Instead, he seemed more interested by extremist activities in Afghanistan and the speeches of Feiz Mohammed, an English-speaking radical preacher popular among Western Salafists.

Each adrenaline-pumped contender has had to perform, to persuade and to make "the speech of his life".

At the same time, the speech of rural and urban Texans is diverging, Dr. Bailey said.