Sentence examples for expected speeches from inspiring English sources

Resting on my bench, I go over moments of my retirement party, nearly twenty years ago, when my colleagues at Princeton University delivered the expected speeches and I was ceremoniously handed a gold-plated "train watch," as well as an album of testimonials.

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Calculations for systematic variations of the principal design parameters show that the separating screen height and the ceiling absorption have the largest effects on expected speech privacy.

In his newspaper article, which comes ahead of an expected speech on the subject this week, Mr Cameron said the existing system was sending out "strange signals" on working, housing and families.

The problem is the rest of the expected speech, which entirely mixes Obama's message to voters.

This short-lasting relative negativity is also known as a phonological mapping negativity (PMN), and has been described as the earliest effect generated by a mismatch from expected speech sounds (see Steinhauer and Connolly, 2008, ch. 9).

I honestly did not expect speeches so compelling from these radical artists.

The park filled with people expecting speeches but wishing for a concert.

Over the next month, expect speeches to political party conferences to be studded with "graft", "legacy" and, especially, promises to "deliver".

Dr. John Karat, a research staff member at I.B.M. in Hawthorne, N.Y., who has published studies on problems related to speech interfaces, said: "We no longer expect speech recognition to replace a keyboard and screen in an office setting.

While few expect speech to replace the keyboard as the interface for basic computing, it works well in specific niches such as mobile access of important data and automating call centers for the travel industry, financial services and phone directories.