Sentence examples for ceremony speech from inspiring English sources

Law brings a special intensity to the "ceremony" speech in which Henry bewails the insomniac human cost of kingship.

Students from a New Jersey state university looking forward to a graduation ceremony speech by Common in May are facing disappointment.

Of his opening ceremony speech he says: "There's definitely a game that goes on between the two captains and it seems to make a difference psychologically as to what happens when the action begins.

"People of America, Utah and Salt Lake City, you have given the world superb Games," Rogge, the successor to Juan Antonio Samaranch, said during his first closing ceremony speech.

See Award Ceremony Speech 1971.

In her Award Ceremony Speech, the Nobel Committee's President, Mrs. Aase Lionæs, said: "Brandt's East European policy is an attempt to bury hatred and seek reconciliation across the mass graves of the war.

At the awards ceremony, speeches were made, the Kilgore Rangerettes performed, awards were given, and the band played songs appropriate to the country of the winner.

A late addition to the bill, Kanye West, notorious for interrupting other people's award ceremony speeches, unveiled a track from his new album and Taylor Swift celebrated her Best International Female win, entertained the industry guests.

— Both a little grayer then they were a few weeks ago, Sidney Ganis, president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, and Gilbert Cates, producer of the Oscar telecast, said they were going full steam ahead with Show A. In a new bit of show business jargon, Show A is the normal Oscar ceremony: speeches a little too long, songs a little too loud, smiley-faced stars all over the place.

The kinds of trajectories they associate with the 'pioneer' generation of pharmacists, which they hear about in graduation ceremony speeches paying tribute to the 'godfather' (and more rarely 'godmother') of the class or even in news media, seem closed off.

The awards-ceremony speech made him a hero, especially among young Egyptian writers.