This play -- just 80 minutes, and a spectacle really, a spare but glorious assemblage of movement, speech, music, light and color -- shows how and why.
Now I'd like to do what no other brave freedom fighter has bothered to in their glorious defences of "free speech" – and that is to define it.
"Egypt's judiciary is independent and glorious," he said in a speech at a military college.
Dapper in shades of fawn, niminy-piminy in speech, he eventually gains glorious, pseudonymous fame by tucking verses into supermarket cabbages, becoming known as 'the sauerkraut poet'.
To the serenaders, he said, "This is a glorious theme and the occasion for a speech, but I am not prepared to make one worthy of the occasion".
Gentlemen, this is a glorious theme, and the occasion for a speech, but I am not prepared to make one worthy of the occasion.
When the verdict was announced, Dacre, who rarely speaks in public, issued a twelve-minute video speech, saying that it was a "glorious day for British newspapers".
When she gives a passionate speech about missing the mad, maddening, glorious tumult of the stage in the second act, it fails to convince.
Chairman of the Board, Religious Training Center, Mr. David Miscavige delivers a speech to the attendees of what appears to be a glorious New Year's Eve gala.
