Sentence examples for before his acceptance from inspiring English sources

Democrats were forewarned that Mr. Lieberman would be speaking at the convention, but the sight of its actually occurring — along with Mr. Lieberman's joining Mr. McCain on an arena walk-through before his acceptance speech Thursday night — seemed to ratchet up the unrest.

At the same time, Mr. Gore has managed to use the favorable attention he received during the convention -- even the much publicized kiss he planted on his wife, Tipper, before his acceptance speech -- to give life and personality to his stiff and uninteresting stereotype.

Mr. Bush invoked the memory of Martin Luther King, Jr. before his convention acceptance speech.

Speaking at a news conference here on the day before his formal acceptance of the Nobel Peace Prize, Mr. Carter largely avoided any overt questioning of current United States policy toward Iraq.

In the hours before and after his acceptance speech, Mr. Lazio made no bold pronouncements.

And rumor has it that Jon Bon Jovi and Bruce Springsteen will perform on Thursday at Invesco Field before Barack Obama gives his acceptance speech.

In 2009, just before he began his acceptance speech for his hall of fame induction, Jordan's face leaked a bit before he regained his composure in classic public crying man style.

TAMPA, Fla .– Senator Marco Rubio of Florida will take the stage at the Republican National Convention on Thursday with a critical assignment: introduce Mitt Romney before he delivers his acceptance speech for the presidential nomination.

Even before Mr. Obama gave his acceptance speech here, Mr. Romney's aides were pointing to the statistics that went unmentioned in the progression of feel-good speeches that at times made the Time Warner Cable Arena feel like a hermetically sealed Democratic Happyland.

On the final night of the 2008 Democratic National Convention, shortly before Obama delivered his acceptance address, Gore gave a speech offering his full support.

In 1996, at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Mrs. Rodham was featured in a film shown before Mr. Clinton made his acceptance speech as he began his bid for re-election.