Sentence examples for celebrated speech from inspiring English sources

Dressed in a white gown and a silver breastplate, she rode through the camp and proceeded to deliver a celebrated speech.

· Colonel Tim Collins gave a celebrated speech to his troops about their mission to liberate, not conquer, in Iraq.

In a celebrated speech in 2009, the late and much missed Lord Bingham listed the liberties the European convention protects.

Shōmu dedicated it in his celebrated speech of 752 in which he declared himself the slave of the Three Precious Things the Buddha, Buddhist law, and the church.

Two months after his celebrated speech at the 2000 convention, it was disclosed that he had checked himself into an alcohol rehabilitation program.

At one point, Obama quoted the closing sentences of Mandela's celebrated speech from the dock at the Rivonia trial in 1963.

More writers signed an open letter of protest, others stepped in to support PEN and Hebdo, and the literary world engaged in a on often ill-tempered discussion about the magazine's treatment of minorities, the nature of hate speech, and whether an award can celebrate speech without endorsing the words spoken.

Despite the fact that viewing figures were up a massive 1m on last year, the Brit awards were no more exciting than previous ceremonies - what with the many industry celebrating speeches, a well behaved Ant and Dec and a lot of Ed Sheeran airtime.

Some of his enthusiasts celebrated the speech by riding into Sunni quarters and shooting in the air, sparking violence that injured 16 people.

She wrote Morrison's celebrated 2013 speech on respect and the treatment of women in the armed forces when she was his speechwriter.

Stone, however, commented on the romantic idealism of the characters she and Gosling played, citing Conan O'Brien's celebrated goodbye speech on The Tonight Show, in which he pleaded with viewers to reject cynicism.