Sentence examples for forward a speech from inspiring English sources

Ian Birrell, a former speechwriter for Cameron, said the chief whip Michael Gove brought forward a speech to the new group to show that he understood these concerns.

The controversial politician insisted he had turned over a new leaf and is moving forward in a speech on Monday at City Hall.

In 1999 he looked forward in a speech to a time when audiences would be able to watch TV from devices they could pull out of their pockets.

The White House noted that it incorporated some ideas Mr. Bush put forward in a speech on Wall Street early this month, but made no mention of the inclusion of other ideas the White House had argued against.

And just days ago, on Nov. 28, Tillerson also made some cryptic remarks about his future within the State Department and his objectives going forward in a speech to the Wilson Center on strengthening Western alliances.

He explained this was to focus them on moving forward — a motivational speech that was not appreciated by many of the soldiers watching their retreat option go up in flames.

So at the very moment that the "no-policy party" was unveiling new ideas and looking forward to hearing a speech by Lord (Digby) Jones, former UK trade minister, Godfrey turned attention away from policy and on to himself.

Bill Shorten was expected to unveil the program, which is slated to start in 2020 and cost $140.9m over the forward estimates, in a speech on Thursday outlining the ALP's energy policy.

Sam Norich, the publisher of the Yiddish newspaper The Forward, recalled in a speech that after the death of his mother, he realized "it was now up to me to give her life, that the genetic and biological relationship between us -- that she had given me life -- was now reversed".

Amid a remarkable crescendo of rising complaints within the Republican Party, with elected party leaders vowing to vote for anyone but Trump in November -- even Hillary Clinton -- Mitt Romney stepped forward today with a speech suggesting that American democracy itself is imperiled.

"The way the House of Commons works is that you put forward a Queen's speech and people vote on it.