Sentence examples for between the speeches from inspiring English sources

Was there a link between the speeches and the victories?

A young female soloist provided a musical interlude between the speeches, singing traditional songs to the accompaniment of mournful violins.

Mayor LaGuardia spoke on peace, and in between the speeches, delegates marched, and watched an exhibition of national dances.

Tonally, these fell somewhere between the speeches of a dim high-school student and a tipsy bridesmaid.

Between the speeches, the extremes of both ends of political spectrum were curbed and governing elites began to circle their wagons to preserve the system.

Between the speeches, images of V-Day celebrations elsewhere in Italy and abroad streamed across the screen behind the stage, and Leo Pari, a Roman guitarist, performed the V-Day anthem, a rap song that he had composed for the occasion: By now there's no remedy, We need a peaceful siege.

The difference between the speech and excerpt was noticed by strategists for former Gov.

They typically lack honorific language, and there is no significant difference between the speech of men and women.

There was no connection between the speech and the switch, said Christine Taylor, spokeswoman for Bloomberg L.P., an information services company that Mr. Bloomberg founded in 1981.

There's more (and more predictable) drawling in Semi-Monde, where you'd be hard put to distinguish between the speech of the men and women.

In early 18th-century cantatas, notably those of J.S. Bach, the cavatina was a short, epigrammatic piece sometimes sung between the speech-like recitative and the more lyric arioso.