Sentence examples for hear the speeches from inspiring English sources

As the night drew in, the crowd turned to hear the speeches, including from Labour MP for Redcar Anna Turley.

"They see the flag, they hear the speeches, and they remember why they were Republicans to begin with.

Her pupils were given Russian flags to wave, but the sound system was so bad they could not hear the speeches.

That's why the Women in Media conference is crucially inclusive to all genders, with both men and women invited to come and hear the speeches made by the inspirational women from all areas of the industry.

The interpreters will hear the speeches through headsets and will broadcast their running translations to listeners equipped with Simultaneous Multi-Lingual Interpretation Selector, by which they can tune in on whatever language they prefer.

Back to slavery?" I was sitting at a table in the crowd, among those who had paid $15 for a sandwich, chips and the chance to hear the speeches.

As Connaughton later wrote, two hundred people assembled in a lecture hall to hear the speech.

Why don't the people even have the right to hear the speech of their elected president?

Roughly 1,200 people gathered in the main gym to hear the speech, and another 1,000 waited for him in an overflow room.

As MPs gather on 27 May to hear the speech spelling out the government's legislative plans, protesters will be gathering outside Downing Street.

Carolyn Murray, a gun control ­advocate frustrated by the ephemeral nature of public anger at gun crime, will be in Washington to hear the speech.