Sentence examples for break speech from inspiring English sources
When I started doing this research I came from a phonetics background where you break speech down, analyse it and build it up again.
Wearing an abstract floral print that looked like a firework explosion, in a similar palette to that worn by her husband – purple, blue, brown and green, with flashes of red and yellow – Sarah Brown took to the stage today to introduce the prime minister for his "make or break" speech.
Coach changed lines and gave us a make-or-break speech before the period, about the possibility that how we played the rest of the game could affect the whole season".
For all his hairshirt talk – expect more in his almost make-or-break speech to the Conservative conference on Wednesday – Cameron often feels like the last major politician of the boom years.
Bailey gives a hint of the lay of the land in an impolite but indicative remark about Southern child rearing, made by a British traveler in 1746: "They suffer them too much to prowl amongst the young Negroes, which insensibly causes them to imbibe their Manners and broken Speech".
The best definition of writing I could give would be "letting speak" - if that word "let" is understood in all its double and triple senses: to allow (something or someone else) to speak; to interrupt (hinder) the flow of speech, break language up, allowing for what's unspoken to infiltrate its frequency; to underwrite or lease out speech.
Crowds gathered in John Mackintosh Square in the centre of Gibraltar as the news broke, speeches were made and two City Councillors accompanied by the Acting President of the Exchange and Commercial Library went to see the Governor (Sir Clive Liddell) to ask that the evacuees be allowed to land.
Study the manga or animé and try to adopt some of Break's speech, body language or habits.
Midway through what was clearly a break up speech, Doug interrupted her with an ever-so awkward kiss.
Break your speech into portions.
Keep your break up speech to under 20 minutes.
