Sentence examples for die speech from inspiring English sources

"Obama loves defining the moment, setting the scene," said Mr. Shrum, who penned the "dream shall never die" speech for Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts in 1980.

With no help at all from Mr. Shrum, who wrote much of Senator Edward M. Kennedy's "dream shall never die" speech that ignited the 1980 Democratic convention in New York?

A veteran Democratic operative dating back to McGovern and a long time Ted Kennedy confidant, he wrote the "dream shall never die" speech that Kennedy delivered to the 1980 convention.

An image of Nelson Mandela's face was displayed on the screen, while his famous "I'm prepared to die" speech from the Rivonia trial was played to the congregation, so numerous that plastic chairs had been set up outside the cavernous main hall to accommodate them.

We're all going to die" speech, which most of the show's fans could probably give at this point, having heard it on the drama any number of times.

In his "Export or die" speech of 30 January 1939, he called for an economic offensive to increase German foreign exchange holdings to pay for raw materials such as high-grade iron needed for military weapons.

He cut a large chunk out of Jerry's dying speech in "The Zoo Story" some thirty years after he wrote the play, for instance, feeling that a man discoursing for several pages with a knife in his chest was too operatic for his taste at that point.

And then her dying speech about getting to spend an entire day by the window?

And Roy Batty's dying speech feels like a snippet pulled out of a futuristic Shakespeare play set on Mars.

After losing the Democratic nomination to a younger, more charismatic candidate, Paul Garcetti (Adrian Pasdar, Elainee gives a never-say-die speech to her supporters, then accepts a cabinet post, echoing the explanation Mrs. Clinton gave at the time, "When the president asks you to serve, you serve".

Many point to Kennedy's concession address at the 1980 convention -- when he electrified the crowd with his "dream-shall-never-die" speech -- as an illustration of his life in service.