Sentence examples for has made a speech from inspiring English sources

It wasn't the first time that this home secretary has made a speech that the combative police representative organisation disliked.

It was the first time an MI6 chief has made a speech at the HQ, a move aimed at trying to show the secret organisation is making an effort to be a bit more transparent.

On Monday, David Cameron has made a speech about the need for comprehensive prison reform, including a particular mention of the detention of pregnant women and mothers with young babies.

US President Barack Obama has made a speech to an audience of young people in Belfast ahead of the G8 summit in County Fermanagh.

Secretary of State John Kerry has made a speech at the University of Virginia in which he said that foreign policies create a "current" in the US and that decisions "matter more than ever before to our everyday lives".

Mr. REBACK: And so, to me and I think to the new head of Antitrust who has made a speech into this effect, what we're seeing now represents a failure of our competition policy.

Pearlstine might have made a speech in which he boasted of his achievements.

The day before Shvets and I met up, Putin had made a speech on the annexation of Crimea.

Lake had made a speech in Chicago; afterward, someone who had been in the audience told him that he really ought to meet Obama.

In June 1924 Giacomo Matteotti, a representative of the Italian Socialist Party, was kidnapped in Rome after having made a speech denouncing the Fascist Party.

He had made a speech not long before called "Imperial America," but he told me that there is a big difference between imperial and imperialist.