Sentence examples for come speeches from inspiring English sources

Wednesday's Bank of England minutes should provide further clues as to the central bank's thinking, while later in the week come speeches from Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen and ECB boss Mario Draghi at latest Jackson Hole meeting in Wyoming.

These are rituals designed less to broadcast detailed policy than to armor the speaker against the onslaught to come, speeches in which George McGovern waxes muscular about providing the "shield of our strength" to our weaker allies and George W. talks of "learning to protect the natural world around us" and changing "the tone of Washington to one of civility and respect".

Then came speeches from candidates for Congress and the State Legislature.

If anyone is tempted on Oscar night to make another of those 'the British are coming' speeches, please don't.

After dinner came speeches about Hebrew University and Israel from Silbert, Weizman and others.

She will get $225,000 for a coming speech at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and the University of California, Los Angeles, paid Mrs. Clinton $300,000 to speak in March.

Mr. Obama's coming speech is also expected to highlight measures that the Department of Energy can take to make appliances and industrial equipment more efficient and to reduce the energy wasted in public and private buildings.

"He will describe his own approach and reaffirm his intention to get it done," one senior administration official said of Obama's coming speech.

Next come patriotic speeches and songs sung in front of the 18th-century stone manor house.

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Apart from the traditional telephones, more and more applications come with speech interfaces, which use speech signal as an input for various purposes.