Sentence examples for anticipated speech from inspiring English sources
Cigarroa after a highly anticipated speech outlining his vision for advancing excellence throughout the system.
Of course, there are the set-piece moments at the microphone, as Friday's highly anticipated speech by President Mahmoud Abbas on Palestinian statehood has demonstrated.
"We need to move immediately to a new social deal," the prime minister said in a highly anticipated speech to business groups and labor unions.
Mr. Van Rompuy's comments come at a sensitive moment, ahead of a widely anticipated speech by Mr. Cameron, expected in mid-January, during which he might make the promise of a referendum explicit.
Iran's new president, Hassan Rouhani, declared that "peace is within reach" on Tuesday, in a hotly anticipated speech at the United Nations in which he offered immediate negotiations aimed at removing any "reasonable concerns" over his country's nuclear programme.
In a note posted on his website, and in a highly anticipated speech before lawmakers in his Democratic party (PD), Renzi finally offered a plan for how he believed the party should move forward.
Mr. Obama is to give a much-anticipated speech to the Muslim world from Egypt on Thursday.
In a much-anticipated speech on Friday, Ben Bernanke, the Federal Reserve chairman, reiterated his vow to do more to boost the economy if conditions worsened.
On June 14 he gave a much-anticipated speech in which he artfully blew smoke in the eyes of his American interlocutors.
Mr. Johnson's policing plan was announced a day before Mayor Rahm Emanuel is to present a much-anticipated speech on public safety.
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe recognised the "immeasurable damage and suffering" his country caused during World War II in a highly-anticipated speech marking the 70th anniversary of Japan's surrender.
