In a later telegram to President Truman, and when entering the speech into the Congressional Record, he used the number 57.
Winks, relaxations, announcements of a new path, entered the speech of some politicians with respect to the largest of the Antilles.
Similarly, her term as secretary of State received little attention; foreign policy, a subject of intense interest to Republican candidates, didn't enter into the speech until a half hour into her 45-minute remarks.
THE chant went up, "Newt, Newt, Newt", as he entered the room; the speech ranged with dazzling eloquence from the political science of de Tocqueville and the management theories of Peter Drucker to the need to fight diabetes and believe in God; and time after time the party faithful pushed back their dinner plates and rose to applaud.
The plain fact is that the compromise the court invented in Buckley set the stage for a new kind of speech to enter the political system.
Shirley Williams, the Liberal Democrat peer, is set to enter the referendum debate with a speech in which she will argue that much more needs to be done to mobilise Labour voters who could be put off by the Tory infighting.
Once words enter the workplace they're allowed to bounce about between different parts-of-speech with freewheeling fluidity.
How did they enter the secret training camp and hear a speech by Osama bin Laden?
And with this speech the alt right will further enter the political mainstream.
This could sound like the kind of pabulum that has entered into the speeches of all the gruff, quietly heroic newspaper editors once concocted by Hollywood, from Humphrey Bogart in Deadline, USA through Jason Robards in All the President's Men.
