Sentence examples for in three speeches from inspiring English sources

In three speeches, in 1939, 1941 and 1942, Hitler had said he would exterminate European Jews.

Mrs. Clinton, a New York Democrat, set out a comprehensive approach to her signature issue of health care in three speeches last year, but she has been criticized for not providing details on several crucial components.

"In three speeches in Pakistan I expressed the view that in my opinion George Bush and Tony Blair should be brought to the international criminal court to face charges for war crimes," he said.

Still further, it consists in part in three speeches, at least the first of which ("Lysias' speech") is a rhetorical set-piece.

Even Mr Brown, not known as a tree-hugger, seized the chance to buff his green credentials in two speeches.

Others played down his homage earlier in the year to Mao's views on art and literature, as outlined in two speeches made in Yan'an in 1942.

In two speeches in 2015, Comey discussed what he saw as communities of color and the police pushing each other away.

In two speeches, he did not mention the announcement by Palestinian terrorists that they were declaring an end to their cease-fire with Israel.

Barroso argued strongly in two speeches this week that federalism was the only answer to Europe's crisis of finances and of confidence.

In two speeches last year she used contemporary monetary theory to justify keeping interest rates near zero for longer than the Fed then contemplated though this would bump up inflation.

Mr. Bush made his comments in two speeches today and at a news conference this afternoon, as aides and supporters of Mr. McCain criticized Mr. Bush for remarks in an interview with The New York Times on Wednesday.