Sentence examples for extensive speaking from inspiring English sources
However, the investigation of speech production in persons who stutter requires a more extensive speaking situation.
From 1853 to 1857 Northup, now a national celebrity, engaged in extensive speaking tours.
Johnson attempted to break the Radicals' power by uniting all moderates and by going on an extensive speaking tour during the 1866 congressional elections.
In the autumn of 1907, Baden-Powell went on an extensive speaking tour arranged by his publisher, Arthur Pearson, to promote his forthcoming book, Scouting for Boys.
Kippenberger was the ranking officer of the group, and with a high public profile due to his exploits in Crete and North Africa, he spent much of his leave in extensive speaking engagements.
Following the successful camp, Baden-Powell went on an extensive speaking tour arranged by his publisher, Pearsons, to promote his forthcoming Scouting for Boys, which officially began the Scout movement.
These sessions did not uncover very much about the enemy or about the village of Ben Suc, but I felt that, as the only extensive spoken contact between Americans and the Ben Suc villagers throughout the Cedar Falls operation, they had a certain significance.
A 2008 Presidential Scholar, she has extensive public speaking experience regarding religion in America.
Hollye has extensive experience speaking nationally on a family centered approach to working with families facing life-threatening illnesses, bioethics, and grief and bereavement.
\r\nHollye has extensive experience speaking nationally on a family centered approach to working with families facing life-threatening illnesses, bioethics, and grief and bereavement.
He completed his Doctoral studies in White Privilege and Its Affect on the Church, did extensive travels speaking across the country following the release of his second book, Steeplejacking: How the Christian Right Is Hijacking Mainstream Religion, and was presented with the Shalom Award by the student body at Eden Theological Seminary for his lifelong commitment to justice and peace.
