Sentence examples similar to drawn-out speech from inspiring English sources

We draw out speech bubbles on a note each for everything said by a person or machine, and colour code the notes for each voice.

As I ran from catastrophe to catastrophe around me my employees were at a quicksand level talking in a deep slow drawn out speech as if a dj was slowing the spin of the record.

Second, it is considered impolite for an orator to draw out a speech beyond the normally allotted time.

Noticing how Texans tend to draw out their speech, he trained himself to talk more slowly, which enabled him to control his stammer.

I deduce this possible drawn-out scenario from a single letter of a single word in President Bush's speech: U.N. resolutions, plural.

WASHINGTON — As some Republican leaders wring their hands at the prospect of a drawn-out nominating contest, many of the 10,000 people attending the Conservative Political Action Conference, which ended here Saturday with a rousing speech by Sarah Palin, did not seem too concerned.

He drew out the words "Ohhh!

Massachusetts senator Elizabeth Warren, a popular figure on the left, also focused her attention on defeating Trump in a calm speech that drew out what was at stake in November's election.

Playing electric guitar in tandem with Jon Reuter, who led her toward psychedelic garage rock on some songs, Ms. Dougher used her calm alto to draw out the tension in intimate speech.

The book tries to further develop the analogy to free speech, to draw out some of its many paradoxes.

Bannon's speech Friday also drew out the divide among California Republicans over whether embracing or rebuffing Trump will improve the party's fortunes in the state.