Sentence examples for for delivering a speech from inspiring English sources

Most of Straw's constituents do not earn anywhere near £5,000 a month, let alone a day for delivering a "speech or something".

He credited the veteran guard Avery Johnson, who did not make the Mavericks' playoff roster, for delivering a speech to fire up the team before the game.

In 1959 he was reprimanded by Soviet authorities for delivering a speech in which he maintained that American culture, far from being inherently decadent, was blessed with vigor.

At a debate in Miami last week, on the day after his Michigan victory, he pilloried Clinton for delivering a speech to an audience at Goldman Sachs for two hundred and twenty-five thousandollarsrs.

cut the secretary off, chastising Kerry for delivering a "speech".

During his final term, he was officially censured for delivering a speech excoriating Massachusetts Representative Benjamin F. Butler.

Meanwhile in Canada, a minister has been exposed for delivering a rallying speech to industry oil specialists encouraging tar sands oil extraction.

In Paris, she became famous for delivering a long speech on culture without notes while Christine Lagarde, now head of the IMF, looked on admiringly.

Along the way, Sanchez received criticism for eating a hot dog on the bench in Oakland, for delivering a postgame speech to the news media after a loss to Jacksonville, for failing to apply the advice of Yankees Manager Joe Girardi, who was brought in by the Jets to teach Sanchez how to slide.

It can also be revealed that the company founded by Colonel Tim Collins OBE – who is best known for delivering a powerful speech to his men on the eve of the Iraq war – is facing questions over a $176m £116mm) US contract to train Afghan security forces in counterinsurgency.

On Sunday, Ben Bernanke, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, was back at Princeton, where he taught for many years, delivering a speech to this year's graduating class.