Sentence examples for draft of a speech from inspiring English sources

"I let her read a draft of a speech I was really proud of that was for some not insignificant occasion," he said.

It is understood that the remarks were contained in a draft of a speech Mr Hayes had intended to give last night.

That doesn't make them, as Bryant also says (or planned to say before he foolishly leaked the draft of a speech to Sunday newspaper journalists), "unscrupulous".

Thus, in a draft of a speech to be delivered on Monday, Henry Paulson, the Treasury secretary, declares, "I do not believe it is fair or accurate to blame our regulatory structure for the current turmoil".

He said a key demand was ditched, at the behest of Berlin, from the draft of a speech by Cameron just hours before it was due to be delivered.

Nonetheless, Mr. Satloff said he hoped that the crown prince would actually deliver his remarks, which he told Mr. Friedman were contained in a draft of a speech for an Arab summit meeting next month.

A similar account comes from Elizabeth Cottrell, an adviser who had been involved in some late-night drafting of a speech.

When a speechwriter gives drafts of a speech simultaneously to Mr. Bush and to Ms. Hughes, she makes some of the same revisions he makes.

And already, his rhetoric sounds at times like the first draft of a concession speech.

Clifford had just read the twelfth draft of a major speech on the war in Vietnam, written by Johnson's special counsel, Harry McPherson.

A draft of a big speech on the enemies of the Open Society at the Demos thinktank is purring in the computer at 8,000 words and growing.