Sentence examples for class orator from inspiring English sources

Class Orator, undefeated wrestling captain, ardent Shakespeare student, tennis captain and caring friend.

As a champion debater, the head of the Yale Political Union, a member of Skull and Bones, and, ultimately, class orator, he was already understood to have an eye on the White House.

Moses Herzog recalls being a class orator at school, and reciting from Emerson: "The private life of one man shall be a more illustrious monarchy than any kingdom in history".

She was elected as "Class Orator" at Wellesley, but was unable to fulfill the office since she was already involved in other activities.

There has been much speculation as to why President Obama, who we have come to respect as a world class orator and debater, wasn't himself at the first debate with Mitt Romney.

On its face, this is odd: Warren is not a world-class orator, she is not young or shiny or new, she doesn't fizz with the promise of American possibility that made the Obama campaign pop.

He was the most authentic, radical, working-class political orator north or south of the border.

After graduating from Midwood High School, he earned a bachelor's degree from Harvard, where he had the distinction of being both class poet and class Latin orator.

In time, Coolidge got himself elected the Class of 1895's Grove Orator and secured membership in Phi Gamma Delta.

If the technology is not available to show the video, read the speech aloud (or invite a talented orator in the class to do so).

Despite being selected as the Senior Orator by his class, Yancey left the school in the spring of 1833, six weeks before graduation.