Sentence examples for first ever speech from inspiring English sources

Sunday My first ever speech on the conference platform.

In September, the pope will be back to stir up talk of climate change again, in the first ever speech by a pope to Congress – just at a time when hard-core conservatives had hoped to be voting on long-shot legislation to block the power plant rules or cut climate aid to developing countries.

In April 2009, Brown gave what was the first ever speech by a serving Prime Minister at St Paul's Cathedral in London.

This week, His Holiness, Pope Francis, is making his inaugural trip to the United States and will deliver the first ever speech by a Pope to a Joint Session of Congress.

FBI director talks 'hard truths' in bureau's first-ever speech on race and policing.

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In the first ever public speech by a head of the intelligence service, Sir John Sawers presented a defence of his organisation against charges that it has become complicit in some of the dark acts of George W Bush's "war on terror".

The queue  covered three floors in the Brighton Centre venue, with delegates booking a spot in the hall by arriving as two hours before Mr Corbyn steps up to make his first ever party conference speech.

His 1932 convention speech — the first ever delivered by a nominee in person — was more detailed than the parade of generalities Mitt Romney offered last Thursday.

In his speech accepting his first ever best actor award, DiCaprio said he hoped audiences would heed what The Revenant said about "man's relationship with the natural world".

Mantovani is one of only three players remaining from those days, the Leganés captain who proudly told team-mates that they would make history before the game in Miranda and whose speech before their first ever primera match concluded: "We're here to enjoy ourselves, lads … but I enjoy myself winning".