Sentence examples for another orator from inspiring English sources

Then, to my surprise, he summoned the words of another orator: George W. Bush, who evidently said (translated into Chinese and now back into English): "In the new century, whoever makes the best use of the resources in space will gain great wealth and security".

As his face turns beet red and the veins on his neck protrude and it seems that he can no longer go on, another orator known as Haj Agha Ma'roof steps up and continues the passionate recitation, keeping the audience in the throes of anguished mourning.

It could border on blasphemous from the mouth of another orator, but for Mr. Huckabee, a Southern Baptist minister before he became governor of Arkansas, a few laughs about the Lord can help fend off tough debate questions, warm up a crowd and remind fellow evangelicals of his Christian credentials without unnerving secular-minded voters.

When Rubio's campaign launched last April, he drew immediate comparisons to another young orator: Barack Obama.

Quoting Abraham Lincoln, another stirring orator from Illinois who ruled a divided nation, Obama said, "I am not bound to win, but I'm bound to be true.

Enter Hitler, another master orator, by the way.

While the world waits to see if the leader of the free world, President Barak Obama, will attend the most important international environmental summit in decades -- The Rio Earth Summit -- another great orator is already confirmed to address global leaders about the future of life on our planet.

There is an address by a poet and another by an orator.

"One is the voice, what a beautiful speaking voice he had in the tradition of Aneurin Bevan, another great Labour orator.

I found out about them when I was writing about another impressive Republican orator: Ronald Reagan.

In selecting a name for the genus, Bailey noted that In 1941 another American botanist, Orator F. Cook, moved Beccari's C. anomala to a new genus, Oothrinax.