Sentence examples for hall speech from inspiring English sources
It was a theme to which he returned in his Westminster Hall speech to MPs and peers on Wednesday, when he spoke of having "faith in the promise of tomorrow".
Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on initial journal response, participation in class and group discussions, thoughtful group completion and presentation of a town hall speech, and individual participation in a class debate.
The UK and US were at a "pivotal moment" in their relationship and "profound challenges" lay ahead, US President Barack Obama told MPs and peers in his Westminster Hall speech.
In an interview with HuffPost, Guzman recalled Sanders' virtual town hall speech to convention delegates after conceding the Democratic nomination to Hillary Clinton.
In September, during a town hall speech, Obama said that it's problematic when students are "coddled and protected from different points of view". .
They argue it causes people to prick up their ears to politics in a way no amount of local canvassing and conference hall speeches can do, conveying the message the Tory party is changing.
All the huge, and terrible moments of the early Nazi era are dissected, from the early beer hall speeches, to the failed putsch, through the economic and social dislocation of Weimar and the opportunities that presented.
Hitler's vitriolic beer hall speeches began attracting regular audiences.
For many viewers, it was also Mr. Obama's first word: the issue has been subsumed in a dizzying blur of testy town halls, speeches, clashing 30-second ads and virulent, endless cable news debates.
In chats at voter roundtables, rallies at union halls, speeches at policy centers, Clinton dives so deep into the weeds that at times she seems to be running for the job of technocrat in chief.
WASHINGTON -- GOP lawmakers may be feeling more heat this summer at their town halls, speeches and fundraisers as progressive activists begin an aggressive effort to confront Republicans wherever they go.
