Sentence examples for entered a speech from inspiring English sources

When he was seventeen, he tells us from behind a desk, he entered a speech contest in Michigan that used Abraham Lincoln as a prompt.

On June 4, Mateen apparently entered a search with the words: "Baghdadi Speech," referring to the Islamic State leader in Iraq and Syria.

Especially after Deng Xiaoping's "Southern Tour Speech," China entered a new stage of deepening reform.

Has America entered a Bizarro world in which money equals speech but speech itself gets labeled intimidation?

Now the author of that piece, Zhou Xiaoping, has become the subject of ugly allegations himself, a sign that the battle over online speech in China has entered a phase of reckless mudslinging.

In his maiden speech in 1979, McKelvey entered a passionate plea for the retention of combine harvester production in Kilmarnock by US-owned Massey Ferguson, who were planning to switch it to France.

According to Mr Li's speech, reforms were the "top priority" for the government and had entered "a critical stage".

Pakistan sought emergency bail-out funds from the IMF The Bank of England governor Mervyn King hinted at fresh interest rate cuts admitted "it now seems likely that the UK economy is entering a recession" in a speech to business leaders in Leeds.

'We have entered an era vibrating with the din of small voices,' he said in the speech.

Winks, relaxations, announcements of a new path, entered the speech of some politicians with respect to the largest of the Antilles.

In Iowa, candidates enter a place, shake a few hands, make a speech and take questions.