Sentence examples for be a public speaker from inspiring English sources

Oglesby's theatrical training served him well; in his memoir he says several times that it prepared him to be a public speaker.

He didn't want to be an actor, per se, but he thought he could be a public speaker, reciting stories and poems before crowds.

It means I can be a public speaker and represent – engaging on platforms or one-on-one to get the word out about Contact.

When he was young, Juan Felipe Herrera wanted to be a public speaker.

He also wants to be a public speaker to warn young people about the perils of prescription drug addiction, which was the devil that got him robbing armored cars in the first place.

Shy of publicity about herself, she has long been a public speaker on terrorist legislation, a subject on which she has become Britain's leading defence expert.

"He is a public speaker; Hillary is a private speaker," said Mr. Sheinkopf.

Shannon Meehan, a Truman Fellow and Director of Operations for the nonprofit organization I Support Vets (ISV), is a public speaker and author, with Roger Thompson, of "Beyond Duty: Life on the Frontline in Iraq," published by Polity Press.

Jim Rohn was a public speaker and author of self-help books, known throughout the world as a "business philosopher".

Sure, you're a public speaker.

"I'm a public speaker," she said.