Sentence examples for craft a speech from inspiring English sources

President Bush should, too -- and he should take pointers from Mr. Greenspan on how to craft a speech that explains why all Americans have a vital stake in seeing the system fixed.

She was able to craft a speech that was seen by thousands of people.

He was careful not to craft a speech as tough as the one he delivered in Strasbourg on Nov. 25, 2014.

Those claims were missed by those who missed the context, for the Senator and his speechwriters clearly worked hard to craft a speech that was attuned to the history of the location, yet uniquely American in spirit.

This collects views for and against a proposition and then crafts a speech for each side, based on the submissions.

You've got to love a guy whose ex-wife speaks well of him, and so, in crafting a speech to honor Charlie Rose, Gayle King, called her to get some anecdotes.

Powell's presentation on "Meet the Press" had the casualness of an interview but the structure and pointedness of an argument crafted into a speech.

We are bound together by history, our values, our economy, our families, our environment and our resolve to improve the lives of our citizens," Craft said during a speech in Ottawa on Monday.

In a speech crafted with the upcoming Tasmanian state election in mind, Abbott said "the Green ideology has done so much damage to Tasmania.

Iraq's ambassador to the United Nations, Mohammed Aldouri, began the session with a speech crafted for an Islamic audience, charging that the goal of the United States and Britain is "to lay their hands on our oil, to control the region, to redraw its borders".

He delivered a speech carefully crafted to deal with his immediate, highly constrained circumstances.