Sentence examples for earlier speakers from inspiring English sources

Tef Poe was quickly at the microphone, criticising the earlier speakers for not joining the protests on the streets.

Earlier speakers used call-and-response chants, or appeals for shows of outstretched palms (the MDC's symbol), to keep the audience engaged.

But it was the fiery performances of earlier speakers that helped set the tone for a staunchly nationalist campaign message in the coming days.

He is the first filmmaker designated as a Jefferson Lecturer, but he follows in the tradition of earlier speakers like John Updike, Barbara Tuchman, and Arthur Miller in revealing a profound understanding and empathy for the human condition".

Instead, scientists find that these sentences were vague in the language of earlier speakers and they refine the meanings of the relevant natural-kind terms to make the sentences true.

Earlier speakers had brilliantly analysed the dilemmas – for if the science is right what really can we do to stop global warming hitting tipping points where nature takes over?

The earlier speaker was himself the leader and instigator of the conservative revolution that restored the House to the Republicans after 40 years in the wilderness.

The remarks were reportedly made at a dinner in Yorkshire in honour of the visiting president of Pakistan-controlled Kashmir on 2 April, in response to comments by an earlier speaker who urged more Muslims to enter parliament.

As discussed here earlier, speaker Dhruv Khullar, MD, shared the need for more time to spend with patients, and Joseph Santini, PhD, delivered his talk in American Sign Language as he observed conditions that reduce access for patients and students with disabilities.

And he had no worry about making any enemies anywhere — including in the room, after he said it was ridiculous not to think of a soccer team as a brand, as an earlier speaker — Bruce Buck, chairman of Chelsea Football Club — had said his club does, even if "no football fan likes the word".

An earlier speaker, the former senator and failed candidate for the Republican presidential nomination Rick Santorum, attacked the 2012 Romney campaign for focusing on job creators, entrepreneurs and business owners, while ignoring blue-collar Americans who might not want to start their own business, or work 80 hours a week.