The dawn-to-dusk march is to close with a speech by Mr. Farrakhan.
After three days of talks, the meeting came to a close with a speech by Sir Solly Zuckerman, an anatomist who had studied monkeys in Africa, and gone on to become secretary of the Society and chief science adviser to the Ministry of Defence.
Ms. Zambri's Hannah is perversely given the play's closing monologue, a speech that suddenly and oddly suggests the whole evening has been about her.
Brown grabbed the no campaign with his bare hands and turned it around, closing with a speech that was Brown at his best: eloquent, passionate, fiercely intelligent.
The film heads towards closing with a speech by the Ambassador to a group of students where he warns that war has to be the last resort in a democracy, that it is our right to have the truth.
President Obama has argued repeatedly that Guantánamo needs to close, saying in a speech in May, "there is no justification beyond politics for Congress to prevent us from closing a facility that should never have been opened".
IN TOKYO last week the bigwigs of international finance paid close attention to a speech by Ben Bernanke, chairman of America's Federal Reserve.
Genetics are often responsible and there is a 20% greater chance that you will stammer if a close relative has a speech problem, but emotional and physical stress on a child play a part.
Hancock mostly remained silent during the contentious debates, but as the convention was drawing to close, he gave a speech in favor of ratification.
It is, at least at first glance, inexplicable that Obama would wait until the election was so close before giving a speech that could, at least briefly, mobilize his party's base and generate some excitement.
Told that the Chinese restaurant nearby is closing, he begins a speech about life's cycles of cessation.
