Sentence examples for first few speakers from inspiring English sources
Many – perhaps most – of its meetings are little more than a canter through the week's parliamentary business and by no means always well attended by your average Tory MP, some of whom still quote the old saw that the first few speakers at any of its meetings are mad.
Today we're happy to announce the first few speakers that we have lined up for what is sure to be our best show in New York yet.
Music — freewheeling rock 'n' roll represented by long-forgotten New Haven-area bands like the Shags, the Bram Rigg Set and the Wildweeds — is what got the hearts of the teenagers featured on "Don't Press Your Luck!" pounding; something the CD, available at www.sundazed.com, puts across within the first few speaker-thumping tracks.
Other poems from his first three books, "Death of a Naturalist" (1966), "Door into the Dark" (1969) and "Wintering Out" (1972), imagine in the soil of Denmark and Ireland the preserved bodies of the "bog people," to whom Heaney gives voices in poems that leave the reader uncertain, in the first few lines, whether the speaker is the poet or someone unimaginably ancient.
After the first few events, multiple brands and speakers started reaching out, offering partnerships and collaborations.
In her first few months (again) as House speaker, Nancy Pelosi has managed two big challenges of the Trump era with great skill.
(She was one of the very few speakers I missed). She was Labour's first female leaders, he says.
The first few years of parliament were orderly, or at least orderly enough for the speaker to keep the peace without threats of namings or suspensions.
He had been the speaker at the Veterans Day memorial who couldn't hold back his tears, and for the first few days he had felt depressed.
— for the first few minutes.
