Sentence examples for entering speech from inspiring English sources

His interest in sports shifted to announcing after he was stricken with polio, and he began preparing himself in high school by entering speech contests.

Back in Houston for high school, he entered speech contests run by the Free Enterprise Institute.

Attend and enter speech competitions and observe how speeches are delivered to the audience.

In a later telegram to President Truman, and when entering the speech into the Congressional Record, he used the number 57.

But this new language — the lighting up of regions in the head — resonates, because a kind of folk version of neuroscience has entered everyday speech.

The stutters that occasionally enter his speech are minor obstacles that he rushes right over, and they feed this 90-minute show's air of theatrical urgency.

Tells about the opening of the youth organization congress which was attended by Marshal Tito; the reception given him as he entered; his speech.

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.

But this new language the lighting up of regions in the head resonates, because a kind of folk version of neuroscience has entered everyday speech.

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

I see you at the therapy office, programming your child's speech device, entering phrases and words to help her communicate with others.