Sentence examples for co-speakers from inspiring English sources

But they credit their shared small-town roots for their ability to work together and, to some degree, for their selection by other lawmakers as co-speakers.

The split, which means the chamber has co-speakers and dual control of several major committees, has left the Legislature stalled over the state budget and a long-term plan to deal with traffic congestion.

In Oregon, the co-speakers of the evenly divided state House, Bruce Hanna, a Republican, and Arnie Roblan, a Democrat, come from neighboring rural districts in the heavily forested areas in the southwestern part of the state.

Here are a few pointers in an article called Great Presentations: Tips From Great Presenters I review before I speak each time and ask my co-speakers to check out also.

Try to arrange an interview with Bruce Hanna, the new Republican co-speaker of the Oregon House of Representatives, and odds are good you will be asked if you would also like to meet with Arnie Roblan, the new Democratic co-speaker.

"It's entirely possible we might have to find another location," the House co-speaker, Clyde Ballard, said.

My co-speaker Sian Berry has put the boot into Zac Goldsmith's environmental policy document elsewhere.

"We wanted a bipartisan agreement," said Clyde Ballard, a Republican who is co-speaker of the evenly divided House.

In 2003, when the two parties had equal representation in the House, Morgan had cut a deal to become co-speaker with a Democrat, infuriating Pope.

I learnt a lot from the event I did at the Guardian Open Weekend on Saturday – a lot of it from my co-speaker Amit Sood.

Like her co-speaker at Class Day, Preet Bharara, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, Kaling spoke about her Indian American heritage.